North Dakota Used ATV Dealers/Websites?

[BB400GUY]

I'm looking to pick up a used ATV in Fargo or Grand Forks next month. Does anyone know of any dealers or websites? I was going to spend about $2,400 down there, that should be able to get me a better Yamaha than in Winnipeg.

[sickjuice]

Craigslist

[ongreen]

prices are pretty comparable now, it may seem cheaper but fuel,time,RIV hassle adds up. may be easier to just shop locally and wait for a good deal to come up. imo.
happy shopping

[criksidebob]

We end having Americans buying from us on occasion so buy where you want but ONGREEN is right on the money.

[dwbaxt]

FarMoor Online http://www.farmooronline.com/

[BB400GUY]

Maybe, but I'm going down in August with the wife for a shopping trip anyways, so when I'm down there I'll be looking for something for me too. I was hoping for an old school Big Bear or Kodiak. I miss my 1990 Big Bear. But in WPG people still want like $3000+ for something 15-20 years old. That's just ridiculous, $1,000 to $1,500 tops, just looking for a good swamp/mud ATV.

Thanks for the responses.

[StupidSheet]

Originally Posted by BB400GUY

Maybe, but I'm going down in August with the wife for a shopping trip anyways, so when I'm down there I'll be looking for something for me too. I was hoping for an old school Big Bear or Kodiak. I miss my 1990 Big Bear. But in WPG people still want like $3000+ for something 15-20 years old. That's just ridiculous, $1,000 to $1,500 tops, just looking for a good swamp/mud ATV.

Thanks for the responses.

If it's older than 15 years you don't have to pay the RIV. You still have to fill out the paperwork at the border but no cost involved on that end. Just duty and pst. Paperwork is nothing to do. Make sure you can find the serial # before you buy and you are supposed to clear it through US customs 72 hours prior by faxing them the paperwork.

[ongreen]

Originally Posted by StupidSheet

If it's older than 15 years you don't have to pay the RIV. You still have to fill out the paperwork at the border but no cost involved on that end. Just duty and pst. Paperwork is nothing to do. Make sure you can find the serial # before you buy and you are supposed to clear it through US customs 72 hours prior by faxing them the paperwork.

also make sure you can find the compliance label. its the one that states the month and year it was manufactured. if you dont have that then they will want a certificate of origin for it. i agree lots of those old kodiaks and such still are getting listed for far to much here.

[upnorth]

north dakota has titles for their quads too... make sure you get the title.