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19 of the '99 when I got mine, new, in early 2000. I think that's all states & territories.
But I can't remember how I extracted the info - it was 13 years ago
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Nice thread. I have not come across another drifter here in Melbourne. One of the Vulcan Group members said that the other locals would love to see my ride as most had never seen a Drifter. I will have to oblige some time soon.
I can better the deal of $1,000. FREE. Ok my father had to die and leave the bike to me so I suppose its real cost was a heck of a lot more. He only paid $1,200 for it, all original with only a sissy bar and extra lights added.
It would be great to find out how many are still around down here in AUS.
Quote from: 45 Bravo on February 04, 2013, 23:04:29 PMHa! Good story!He hasn't been by in 2 weeks to run an ad.....
But since we are the only paper in this town, he will be back..
45 Bravo
I doubt I will ever get that lucky again.
I build ads for a local "buy here pay here" car lot, he keeps offering cars in trade or my drifter.
I was delivering an ad proof one Saturday morning, it was about 35 deg.f.
I was on my drifter, he started offering me a 99 dodge Dakota, with 215,000 miles.
Then a 1996 mini van with 240,000.
I politely told him thanks for the offer, but no thanks.
This is my only means of transportation.
AND, they only made 9000 of them.
Then he really got insistent, offering others in the $2500-$3000 range.
To shut him up, I said I would trade or a truck, he got excited until I pointed to a 2011 f150 for $18,000 with 25,000 miles.
He got pale and looked like I had stabbed him.
He said "that bike ain't worth that much!" I told him to me it is..
I handed him his ad, got on the Drifter, and went or a ride...
He hasn't been by in 2 weeks to run an ad.....
But since we are the only paper in this town, he will be back..
45 Bravo
Quote from: 45 Bravo on November 13, 2012, 11:58:40 AMYes the wife wants an 800.
And my daughter would love a 400..
But it will have to wait for the lottery winnings..
45, my previous offer is the same: I'll still be glad to double your money on what you paid for your 1500 -then you could go buy them BOTH a bike. ...assuming you could get another really good deal.... twice..... 
That's probably true...and my other Kawasaki, a 2000 W-650, is so rare here in N. America that it makes me angry when I see someone in, say, Australia chopping one...
First of all I didn't think there was anyone in the world who did'nt know the phrase "What are we going to do today Brain?"
And second..
some of those 800s and 1500s were probably sold in Japan, they were certainly sold in Britain and Europe so your North American ones might be rarer than you think..
John.
It's a good idea to make a pencil etching of it and keep it with the title or your insurance papers.
I finally had a look at the my serial # on the neck of the frame.....KEN.
Merry christmas folks, i had no idea how rare these beauties really are. now i love em even more. 
lIFE IS GOOD and geting so much better yr to yr haveing rides on the dark side #150 #495 thanks woodcarver. how are the grand kids ? bullride28 MC&HNY TO ALL.
Yes the wife wants an 800.
And my daughter would love a 400..
But it will have to wait for the lottery winnings..
Shipped to Vancouver and then to ride it to ON......now that would be a cool trip and long .....I think 45 and 49 would look cool having a 400, 800 and 1500 sitting in thier garages.......I like that idea
What do you think it would cost, to ship one here? Providing it doesn't get stripped on its way here!
Regards and such,
49Reo
Quote from: 49Reo on November 13, 2012, 09:19:30 AMI noticed that......and ya still have to get them here!
They're not exactly giving them away, are they?
Regards and such,
49Reo
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