ok i will ask what would a good ossa phantom be worth to ?????

[paul]

as above

[Freakshow]

whatever its worth to you. to someone else it aint worth a crap.  bit like the maico thread, its only worth somthing if you want itm and so does someone else.  If yyou only want a bike try a couple of grand, if you ant a museum trick unit try lots a grands, it a fairly hypothetical question unless you are buying one then its up to you what is a fair price to forfill your need.

Actually you should know arnt you trying to sell yours for $1200 bucks ?

You can get a whole frame for $10  http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1976-OSSA-PHANTOM-250CC-FRAME-AHRMA_W0QQitemZ220150979325QQihZ012QQcategoryZ35558QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/74-Ossa-Phantom-parts-bike_W0QQitemZ320159386359QQihZ011QQcategoryZ35622QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

so you could always build one up with parts, or just throw the money on the table and pay what you like or should i say sell it for what you like 

[evo550]

What year Ossa phantom would we be potentialy talking  about, in theory of course!!

[Nathan S]

Assuming it's a genuinely very good/excellent bike, not just a decent one, then ~$12k for a 74 seems to be the accepted figure.
Later ones are worth somewhat less.

I've not seen a less than excellent one for sale in Australia, but good ones seem to be valued similarly to YZ360As, so the value of imperfect YZ-As might provide a price reasonable guide for unrestored Phantoms??

[paul]

usually when the questions asked 1 suddenly appears onEVILBAAAYYY

[bigk]

12K would not buy my '74 Phantom 250, although there was one ('74 GP250) advertised on bike point recently only 45 minutes from me. One owner, a little rough around the eges, but complete and good running condition. I read the add too late but a local guy got it for the princly sum of $1000 of his hard earned cash! He tells me he was unsure even at that price, but decided to get it anyway, and now plans to race it in 2008. I still don't think he realises just what it is he has.

[paul]

right place at the right time