How far would you drive for this?

I am going to mexico city in two weeks and found this ad. Not an xj but is pretty clean to be older than me:
http://www.anumex.com/mobile/ad.jsp?id=4847261

 

Well, ...

Since 85,000 Peso's is equivalent to 6,700 Dollars ...

I wouldn't touch it with a 3.048 Meter Pole. (10 Ft.)

Blue Book -- Mint is: 35,490 Peso's or 2800 Dollars.

That's close to 50,000 Peso's over book. 4-Large overpriced!!!

 

They are a great looking set of history though .

 

Nice pair of potential geese there (mad max reference). I'm pretty sure he'll get his cash, 22,000Km.. I'd love to have one tbh, don't hate me

 

So which one is the real bike?

Goose would be proud!

Ghost

 

The first factory café bike, the 1978 Kawasaki KZ1000-Z1R was a great bike and I had one back in the day. The seat was as hard as a 2x4 and the tiny fuel tank meant you had to plan for trips. The motor was awesome but the frame a bit too flexible and the bike would wobble at extreme speeds. It had a fuel gauge, factory 4 into 1 chrome pipes and 4-way flashers too, but they removed the folding kick-start pedal and gave you a solid version stored under the seat. I installed a folding version from the stock KZ1000. The powder baby blue colour wasn't very cool.

 

That is a great price on just one.

If anyone came over to make an offer on any one of my collector bikes and mentioned "Blue Book", I'd tell them to have a nice ride home.

Blue Book is irrelevant when it comes to rare, classic machines.

Each one of those Z1-Rs is worth 10 grand here in the US.