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In Bologna. Buy it now for 5,300 Euro (whatever that converts to in your currency)

Hi,
For a bike that looks remarkably complete it seems rather cheap unless it is a non runner? Would have to worry over the 'no documents' bit though. Scam perhaps?
Often happens on ebay uk with older stuff where the advert is for say a Norton 650SS for only £3500 or so, and a search will often find the same bike advertised a while ago for a proper value. Sellers often has other unrelated stuff at 'bargain' prices too.
If it is genuine then it could be a bargain for someone.

George

Re-registering stuff in Italy that has dropped off the oficial database is much more difficult than it is here. So much so that it drops the value.

It's very common to see bikes advertised in Italy "senza documenti".

it is also on the Italian sales site Subito
http://www.subito.it/moto-e-scooter/mot ... 801991.htm
htere is also a phone number you could call but be prepared to speak Italian... or find an Italian native speaker who wants to make the call for you

I'm guessing there's no way to import into the US without paperwork.

Many years ago I imported my 75 Sport from Italy. (I am in Oz.) I don't know if it was 'without documents' in Italy. The shop through which I bought the bike did all the paperwork at the Italian end and built the crate for the bike. Can you find someone who imports bikes from Italy? They should be able to give you advice and they could possibly arrange the whole process. I don't see a problem at your end if the bike is 'without documents' in Italy.

This could be a long shot: here in Oz there is a business called RaiderMotorsport, on facebook. They seem to import lots of bikes. I imagine they would have a lot of contacts and they probably know who does that sort of thing in the US. (I have never dealt with them in any way.) They probably have a contact in Italy.