Ready to sign

Larry950 · Apr 8, 2002

Ready to sign on a NH TC40D here is the quote:
TC40D FWD, Hydro, 16LA loader, 72" HD bucket, remote pto, mid pto, rear lights, grille guard, r4's, tooth bar, block heater for $19875.00 Sounds good to me and financing of 0% for 36 mo, 1.9% for 48 mo, and 2.9% for 60 mo. What you guys think?

Buck · Apr 8, 2002

As my attorney once told me:

F---- sign it!

Buck

Tedman · Apr 8, 2002

Sounds like a good deal to me. Who are you getting financing through? Those rates are even lower than New Hollands.

Thomas · Apr 9, 2002

Wish you were w/me when I purchase my new 2002 HD Electic Glide last weekend,sure could of use your talents in talking price..you got a darn good deal..how did you do it.

Mark_in_NH · Apr 9, 2002

That sounds like an excellant price. Heck, buy 2, I am sure one of here will take 1 off your hands.

Mark_in_NH · Apr 9, 2002

Thomas,
A guy I do some work for here, just bought a New Indian with 22 miles on it. He bought it for investment, he is not even going to register it. I locked it up inside a secure, clean, dry building for him and there it will sit. He has also ordered an aniversary edition Harley (model unknown) which will also get locked up and put away.
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PLanger · Apr 9, 2002

Mark.....if your friend bought an Indian with a S&S engine, he may lose some money.....with Indian starting to build their own engine (will be in the 2002 Chief), the previously built Indians have been taking a big hit in value......at least around here they have. People are wanting a "real" Indian is the word. Nevertheless, it will be a fun bike for someone to ride.....eventually. I wish him luck.

jinman · Apr 9, 2002

That's an excellent price, Larry. Do you also have to pay sales tax on farm equipment in IL? That saves a bundle of cash here in TX.

Larry950 · Apr 9, 2002

This is what the dealer quoted me from NH

Larry950 · Apr 9, 2002

Well Jinman the legal answer to that question is yes you do unless it fits within the category of a business use item or if it is used in agricultural crop production. They do watch it rather close.