Pricing Advice For A Triumph Noob

@SayWhat Welcome to the family. Its a rough little diamond and as a nonrunner you would be lucky to get around a thousand maybe twelve. Lot depends on history maintenance matching numbers.

 

@SayWhat Yes that's what i mean. It helps. Now depends on service history and cleaning the bike up a bit perhaps get it running

 

I doubt there's going to be any service history. You have no idea how much work's involved in getting it running and sorting the inevitable problems, so you don't know what the final bill is going to come to. You could be taking on a whole lot of trouble but you've probably already emphasised that to the owner. On the other hand these bikes aren't especially complicated, so you may be lucky.
I'd offer in the region of $1000 (around £800).

 

@SayWhat Yes looking at your pictures the bike really does need a lot of love putting into it. But should be easy enough to get it running. Check for a spark then if it sparks clean the carb out and it should fire up with some new fuel. All the other maintenance can be passed on to the new owner as if they are buying they will probably know what to do. If they want the bike then i am sure they won't mind working on it. But a running engine is always preferable.