Bob's Hydro-Cycle Selling Insights

Corey visits Bob's shop to check out a 1969 Barracuda hydro-cycle, one of the first personal watercrafts. Bob is interested in selling it for $2,500 but needs restoration, estimated at $4,000. Corey finds it cool but decides not to buy due to the high restoration cost and low resale value. Bob plans to advertise it or restore it himself.

What type of vehicle is the Barracuda hydro-cycle?

• A motorcycle

• A personal watercraft

• A vintage car

• A bicycle

In what year was the hydro-cycle that Bob is selling manufactured?

• 1955

• 1975

• 1969

• 1980

What is Bob's asking price for the hydro-cycle?

• $3,000

• $1,500

• $2,500

• $4,000

What does Bob hope to achieve by selling the hydro-cycle?

• Travel the world

• Get a set of teeth

• Buy a new car

• Start a new business

Which part of the hydro-cycle is not original according to Bob?

• The battery

• The fuel tank

• The motor

• The seat

What is the purpose of the reverse function on the hydro-cycle?

• To increase speed

• To start the engine

• To act as a brake

• To change direction

What is missing from the hydro-cycle besides the motor?

• The handlebars

• The seat, battery, and fuel tank

• The wheels

• The steering wheel

What is the estimated cost of restoring the hydro-cycle?

• $3,000

• $4,000

• $5,000

• $2,000

Why does Corey decide not to purchase the hydro-cycle?

• It is too old

• He doesn't like the color

• The restoration cost is too high

• He already owns one

What does Bob plan to do if the hydro-cycle doesn't sell?

• Give it to a friend

• Donate it to a museum

• Restore it himself

• Throw it away