An 'Unusual' Kymco Super 9

[fozzit]

I wonder if there is anyone out there that may be able to help me?

I have in my possession a 2009 Kymco Super 9 that belonged to my father. It was given to him as a gift from his nephew and is unusual in the fact that it is covered in autographs from various celebrities that attended a Teenage Cancer Trust gala some years ago. My father was a Lambretta Scooter rider from the early 1960's and was excited to come to own the Kymco Super 9.
However shortly afterwards, he was himself diagnosed with cancer and passed away. He never got to ride the Super 9.

In fact this Kymco has never been ridden really and shows only 2 miles on the clock and has instead been kept covered and garaged.
The time has come for me to let go of this now and I was wondering if anybody out there had some advice as to where I could sell it?

I would like to see it go to a good home and no doubt so would my late father.

Any advice anyone could offer would be greatly appreciated.

[AMAC1680]

If it were me I would try to sell it to collectors as opposed to riders. The value as a scooter is what it is and the autographs won't add to the value.

Unless you find a rider that collects memorabilia. Sounds like this is a showing not going scooter.

Be Big,
AMAC

[fozzit]

I think I agree AMAC, many thanks.

I think this would look good in a showroom, a good advertisement piece.

Maybe I'll speak to some dealers.

[SUPER 9 MANN]

they don't make the super nine anymore so what are there advertising