1969 CB750

[interceptor]

I am helping a friend sell a '69 CB750. Before we start, it is not a sandcast model. It is a late 69 production bike. Has all the right pieces. He pointed all this out to me when I saw it:
front fender is correct, key switch is recessed and is correct, has correct duck bill seat (I think that's what he called it), correct painted air cleaner, correct side covers, correct pipes, I think a rebuilt engine, but I'll double check that. Looks fantastic and is pretty much mint. He is asking $15,000. I have no idea if this is a good price, just trying to help a friend out.

If you have any questions about this bike, just give me a pm and I'll get back with you as soon as I can. He has other bikes also. If your looking for anything specific, let me know.

 

[surffly]

Less then a zero percent chance of selling it here.

Go join the SOHC4.net site.

oooorrrr just ebay it and be done.

 

[interceptor]

I knew that before I posted it. Just thought maybe somebody knew somebody that knew somebody that was looking for one. Oh well, never hurts to try. I`ll check out that other forum, but I have a feeling that it`s not that advisable showing up and on your first post trying to sell a big ticket item. Ebay is how he should do it, your right. Anyways, thanks for the reply.

 

[wahvtec]

beautiful bike for sure

 

[Tews19]

15K for a K0 is a tough sell. Head over to SOHC.

 

[Tews19]

Pipes are incorrect. 341s came on later models.

 

[cxman]

from a k2 and are a lot more restrictive than the proper 300s

way more top end with the 300s

 

[interceptor]

He said two pipes were incorrect, but had the right ones in storage

 

[VonYinzer]

Is his name Joe?

 

[interceptor]

Von, nope, his name is Phil. Do you know somebody up this way by that name?

 

[VonYinzer]

Not sure where you're located. Haha... But I have a buddy here that's got a mint (restored) 69 in identical paint.

 

[interceptor]

Story for this one is that Phil assembled it when it was new for a friend, and then later in life he sold it to Phil but said he could never sell it. Fast forward 10 years and his friend finally gave his blessing to sell it.