[Ducati] Re: shipping a bike from Italy to USA

[Steve Abramson]

OK, all together now, let's chant "WE HATE ALEX     WE HATE ALEX"

Good on ya, you lucky guy.







> It is a factory-new condition, pristine 1975 750SS with 2 km on the clock 
> and I am getting it free from my Uncle Guiseppe.  he also has a 1979 900SS 
> in the same condition, but I am just going to use it for parts.
>
> is that a good enough reason for you?
>
>
>>From: "S Rudloff" 
>><http://mail.livnay.com:8383/Xad6ecc999f929e92cbea5787c0/newmsg.cgi?mbx=Ducati&to=srudloff@mchsi.com><srudloff at mchsi.com>
>>To : <ducati at ducati.net>
>>CC :
>>Date : Tue, 6 Mar 2007 16:44:24 -0600
>>Subject : [Ducati] Re: shipping a bike from Italy to USA
>>
>>Why would you want to do this?  What are the advantages?  Is it a rare 
>>bike?
>>I would imagine an overseas shipment would be considerably pricey, but I
>>suppose I could be wrong.
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