1985 FL350R Odyssey
This FL 350 buggy has been restored from the ground up and needs nothing.
It has a current registration with the title in my name and the green sticker is currently good until June of 2015.
Has electric start with reverse.
Has upgraded front and rear suspension with new shocks.
The carb, exhaust pipe, intake, reeds, and clutch have also all been upgraded with new parts.

Has tons of new parts including the following goodies and more:
>35mm Keihin PWK Air Striker Carb (quad vents)
>K&N Air filter on Short Stack Intake
>Boyesen Power Reeds
>DG Racing exhaust LOUD
>Stock Honda exhaust (quieter)
>Works G-Series shocks in the rear
>Progressive 512 series shocks in the front
>Comet 94C clutch
>RPM tachometer gauge on dash
>Speedometer with GPS on dash
>Temperature gauge on dash
>LED spotlights on dash (30 degree long range)
>LED flood lights on roof (60 degree wide beam)
>LED tail light
>New electric starter
>New drive belt
>New 12 volt battery
>New brakes pads front and rear
>New shocks front and rear
>New suspension bushings front and rear
>New wheel bearings front and rear
>New racing harness, Sparco belt pads, and safety restraints
>New dirt tires ( also comes with paddles tires for the sand )
>Freshly rebuilt 350cc Engine with less than 10 hours of run time.

This little cart / mini buggy / sand rail is a blast to drive and is ready to take on any dirt or sand.

Why are you selling it?


-Jason

Love this FL350, it never fails to make me smile but I think I will be moving here soon and won't have space for it anymore at my new place.
I don't want to pay to store it and I have a couple of quads that I ride more often. Basically I need to downsize and could use the cash to pay off some bills also.
When I head for the woods it's usually on my 98 Banshee but the Odyssey is a blast too.
(Banshee rebuild video is here if anyone is interested:)

With that Banshee, you probably have the same "issue" I have with my 'Zilla: if you ride the quad before the buggy, the buggy feels like you're going in slo-mo.

Not only is the buggy a little slower, but the sit-down seat and harness make it feel even a little more slower (and comfortable, and safe, etc). You feel one with the buggy, but on the quad you're a totally separate entity hanging on and feeling every bump & corner. No doubt, both are fun as hell! But the buggy doesn't raise the hairs on my neck and curl my toes like the 'Zilla does! lol Hence why I originally started my Rotax swap -- I needed to raise the "Holy-Mother-of-God-that-was-awesome" bar a little. The buggies...I simply love the compact'ness of them, and they're basically mini off-road-a-mobiles.


FYI: Dig the video, man. The music reminds me of the Honeywell "hold music" we used to have. Groovy instrumental stuff, lol.

I could not agree with you more man, the Banshee scares the crap out of me and I love it LOL.
I grew up riding quads and this was my first buggy. I really enjoyed it, wish I could keep it, but there is just not enough room for everything and I am not willing to store it outside here.

Looks like you have a lot of time and money invested and it turned out great but I think the price is a little steep. I'm not sayin that to be rude, just helping a fellow member. I had a hard enough time trying to get rid of my fl350 for 2,500. At your price, your starting to step into pilot pricing


-Jason

Agreed.

Can't put an $85,000 kitchen in a house that's in a $50,000/house neighborhood and expect to get it all back when you sell.

I've got my 4-buggies + spare parts for the family and I to enjoy together someday. Or...maybe that's just my excuse so the wife won't bug me about my hoarding! LOL! The Zilla is for me and my need-for-speed.

No offense taken but I am in no hurry to sell and try finding another one around here in this kind of shape for that price.
They all look great until you get up close and realize how much work they are going to need. This one needs nothing.
If you or anyone you know are interested in buying it go ahead and shoot me an offer, the worst I can say is no!

I am well aware of that and thanks for the input but this isn't my first rodeo. I have owned and sold many quads and bikes and I believe 4k is a good starting point for this little buggy considering the condition and rarity of the item. Sure you can get a Pilot for 4K-5K in some areas of the world but try finding one here in Northern California- and in good running shape? I can always lower it down if I don't get any hits in a few months. Again thanks for the input but I think I will leave it posted at 4K for awhile.

Sale now pending.

Buyer changed his mind because he found one closer to him (he was in Idaho).
Asking price has now been reduced to $3500.

WOW, that is sharp, nice job Guy.

Good luck with the sale.

Sold. Thank you everyone.