hello fellas, im new here and probebly wont be staying long. i have decided to sell my rig after MANY yeras of enjoyment. it is near rust free, but been outside in winters 2 years now. i dont want the environment undoing my hard work. it has power steering, power assist brakes, and a 5 speed. runs very well, but the transfer case was getting sticky shifting from high to low range. 187,xxx od. looking for offers, MAY?? look at particial trade offers on a quad, thx for your time.
For Sale 85 bj-42
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Hi, Please post your price as per by laws. Thanks, Mike
Location and asking price?
Didn't realize the 40 Series was being produced in 1985.
orangefj45
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no such thing as an 85 bj42 ........
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yes i have a rare animil here lol, as for price my apologies didnt know i had to post price as i dont know what to ask. so..for number sake im going to say 15ish. please feel free to let me know what you figure its worth. it is an 85, i know they stopped public production at 84. this is to the best of my knowledge a canada government production run, this is why it came with options. i bought it from a farmer here in very bad shape and restored it to what you see. i have put the word out around where i come from and have some interest, so please dont hesitate if your really interested. and thanks for the quick replies.
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i live in balcarres saskatchewan, anytime you have time and money. i have lots of pics too.
crushers
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Cody, that just isn't nice ...
no government special unit but it could be registered as a 85 in Canada or it might be a misprint.
stick up the vin number and we can comfirm the year and month for you.
185K original makes it a low mileage beast depending on the maintenance, it could be a great unit.
but
farmers are not the most noteworthy for maintenance
i would want to have it inspected and to be completely honest, $15K seems high (but you might just sell it for that)
no government special unit but it could be registered as a 85 in Canada or it might be a misprint.
stick up the vin number and we can comfirm the year and month for you.
185K original makes it a low mileage beast depending on the maintenance, it could be a great unit.
but
farmers are not the most noteworthy for maintenance
i would want to have it inspected and to be completely honest, $15K seems high (but you might just sell it for that)
What do you mean? I offered him asking price ;p
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bj-42
the vin is jt3bj4206e0006806, yes i appreciate the help if you can find out more about this rig.
the vin is jt3bj4206e0006806, yes i appreciate the help if you can find out more about this rig.
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bj-42
yes you are right, i started to question myself and the wife ran the vin. its an 84, but the saskatchewan government insurance said it is a 85 and i have the paperwork to prove. so...my mistake for believing in there information. i am open to all offers, as i would like to sell this before winter. let me know what you think its worth. thanks and sorry for the confusion.
yes you are right, i started to question myself and the wife ran the vin. its an 84, but the saskatchewan government insurance said it is a 85 and i have the paperwork to prove. so...my mistake for believing in there information. i am open to all offers, as i would like to sell this before winter. let me know what you think its worth. thanks and sorry for the confusion.
crushers
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no biggie, either way ...
what i would suggest is to do a search and see what trucks sold.
there have been quite a few over the last couple years that were asking in your ballpark and it took forever to sell. even then what they sold for would be between the seller and the buyer.
if you are in a hurry to sell, probably the $8K to $10K mark and it will move. over $10K and i suspect it will take a while.
the BJ42 (83-84) are a rare beast, and if it was me, i wouldn't be in a hurry to sell.
what i would suggest is to do a search and see what trucks sold.
there have been quite a few over the last couple years that were asking in your ballpark and it took forever to sell. even then what they sold for would be between the seller and the buyer.
if you are in a hurry to sell, probably the $8K to $10K mark and it will move. over $10K and i suspect it will take a while.
the BJ42 (83-84) are a rare beast, and if it was me, i wouldn't be in a hurry to sell.
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thanks for the info crushers, and fortunitely or unfortunitely i am a motivated seller. im lookin for offers, and partial trade offers. i wouldnt want this rig to see another outside canadian winter.
thanks for the info crushers, and fortunitely or unfortunitely i am a motivated seller. im lookin for offers, and partial trade offers. i wouldnt want this rig to see another outside canadian winter.
crushers
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best of luck in the sale ...
kijiji would be good as well...
kijiji would be good as well...
PM sent for additional pictures.
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bj-42
i have a couple more pics to show, and for those of you that pm'd me i have a lot more coming.
i have a couple more pics to show, and for those of you that pm'd me i have a lot more coming.
lowenbrau
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The first '0' is probably a 'c'
JT3BJ42C6E0006806 .... April 1984
FTR I have never seen an 85 BJ42 but I have seen an 85 BJ45