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Retirement is just around the corner and we think it's time for our 57 to find a new home. Below is a tech sheet that lists most of the mods that's been done over the years. Mileage is 17,780. Email me for larger high-res photos.
Price is $31,000 obo. We also have a 2009 Big Tex 10' open trailer w/wheel chock and heavy duty ramps that we sell with the trike,for $1K. Serious inquiries only,thanks.
My cell is 940-232-4933 and email is clint44@sw.rr.com



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ZZ4 350/385
Arnott Air Ride System
Boss Motorsport 20x10 Rear Wheels
Nitto Invo 295/35/20 Rear Tires
TQE 304 Stainless Steel Mandrel-Bent Exhaust System,All Polished,3" Headpipes,4" Weedburner Resonators
KewlMetal +15deg Trike Triple Trees,Lower Fork Dress-Up Cuffs,Longer Stainless Steel Brake Lines,Boss Hoss 5" Risers
PML Polished Rear Differential Cover
Boss Hoss Concepts Radiator Shroud
Drag Specialties Running Boards w/Kuryakyn Inserts
Mustang seat with Driver & Passenger backrests (upgrade from stock)
Windvest 16"x16" Windshield Assy
Muth LED Turn Signal Mirrors
Speed Dawg Shifter Ball
Kuryakyn Flush Gas Caps
Rhinolined Passenger Footrest Area
Chopper City Ball-Milled Rear Brake Lever Cover
Chopper City Chrome Dash Inserts
Chopper City Tank Mount Buttons
Chopper City High Flow Air Cleaner Assy w/K&N filter
Chopper City Radiator Overflow Bottle & Bracket
Chopper City Dogbones
Chopper City V8 Axle Button
Lazer 50W Running Lights
Re-Programmed TH350 trans w/Corvette 700R4 Governor (stays in gear longer,firmer shifting,no sloppiness,full throttle shift at 5,000 rpm instead of 3,500 rpm)
Chrome ZZ4 Oil Pan
60lb Gas Struts for Trunk
LED Taillights
V8 Taillight Covers
Billet Plug Wire Looms
NAPA FS120 Radiator Fan Sensor (turns fan on at 205deg,shuts it off at 180deg)

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still for sale,folks

Have always admired your trike Clint.
Hope you get sorted to your satisfaction, and also that you stay on 3 wheels.
Best wishes from Belfast.
Cheers
Drennan

Hey fellow, long time no hear from, how are your 2 buddys? Hope all is well in sunny Ireland and maybe y'all will get back to Bike Week one day./
Clint- sorry about the thread hijack.
Buck

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Trike is still for sale and needs a new home.

Hi Clint,

Have you thought of advertising on Ebay UK?, it would be unique here and may have real appeal. We are getting into our riding season here in a month or so and may catch an eye at the right time. I can help a buyer get sorted in the UK. I'd suggest shipping via Fort Lauderdale - Roll-on roll-off to Thamesport England. Between Drennan (trike man) and I, I'm sure we could help (I haven't spoken to Drennan to ask for his help so that's purely specualtive).

I'd be delighted to help.

Clint...

Dang ....market here has really slowed for trikes..I am sure it will come back...your's would make a nice addition to the Canadian market...hope you sell it soon though.

Gordon,

You may be onto something..any trikes that you know of there? My Willys needs a new home..and NO..not THAT Willy..LOL

Barry,

I thought you were referring to the GREEN one, LOL or Gwen would

I only know of 3 trikes here, Drennan's 502, a 502 chevy belonging to the UK dealer - Hammy and one is a 350 355hp red and black chevy of Jez Larbro in the Kent area. I've never seen one actually on a UK road. V8's certainly have the rarity value here and I bought mine over the internet so there must be scope, what's to lose? a listing fee on ebay UK.

When it comes to the UK tests, well, I'm not an expert but I've been through it and can remember all the little things, if the new owner has a decent sized double garage or storage area and I have the wiring diagram we can get it sorted for the UK test.

GordonBH wrote:Barry,

I thought you were referring to the GREEN one, LOL or Gwen would

I only know of 3 trikes here, Drennan's 502, a 502 chevy belonging to the UK dealer - Hammy and one is a 350 355hp red and black chevy of Jez Larbro in the Kent area. I've never seen one actually on a UK road. V8's certainly have the rarity value here and I bought mine over the internet so there must be scope, what's to lose? a listing fee on ebay UK.

When it comes to the UK tests, well, I'm not an expert but I've been through it and can remember all the little things, if the new owner has a decent sized double garage or storage area and I have the wiring diagram we can get it sorted for the UK test.

Not much to loose as you say listing in the UK..one never knows. Biggest thing would be giving an accurate estimate of shipping for a trike to the potential buyer.

CanuckHoss wrote:

GordonBH wrote:Barry,

I thought you were referring to the GREEN one, LOL or Gwen would

I only know of 3 trikes here, Drennan's 502, a 502 chevy belonging to the UK dealer - Hammy and one is a 350 355hp red and black chevy of Jez Larbro in the Kent area. I've never seen one actually on a UK road. V8's certainly have the rarity value here and I bought mine over the internet so there must be scope, what's to lose? a listing fee on ebay UK.

When it comes to the UK tests, well, I'm not an expert but I've been through it and can remember all the little things, if the new owner has a decent sized double garage or storage area and I have the wiring diagram we can get it sorted for the UK test.

Not much to loose as you say listing in the UK..one never knows. Biggest thing would be giving an accurate estimate of shipping for a trike to the potential buyer.

Pretty Sure that Uwe can get that info to you. It would be the Buyer's responsibility to get it "Legal" over there. The Buyer can always enlist the services of Uwe or Andy to get her in and certified.

Yep, it can be done with a bit of work, you just have to want it to happen - all the knowledge is out there. Andy certifying would take a load of hassle out of the deal too

Trike is sold

Congrats - I guess i hope you still come on the board and keep in touch.

Hate to see it go as it has been a really special ride. Sherry and I put our money together and purchased it in March 2008. We have had a lot of great times on it,for sure,and met a lot of wonderful people.

Congrats on the sale Clint. I'm sure it's a bittersweet moment, but I'm sure a relief to have the process done to allow you to move on to the next plateau.

Cheers,
Mike

Well, it's done and for all the right reasons I'm sure but we demand you stay involved in this great site and share your knowledge with us all - I hope that's a deal.

Good for you, good luck with building the retirement home. I know the sale of your 57 is bitter sweet ... been there, done it. I suspect that after the new house is built that V8 itch will need to be scratched and you will find another to fill the space in the garage ...

Clint,

Wish I had lurked here a bit sooner. They say timing is everything. A good bud here in NC has been tire kicking for awhile and just now decided he wants to pull the trigger on a 3 wheeler. Yours would have been a great candidate. Sorry I was late seeing it, glad you got it sold. Best of luck....

Els