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Engine Size (cc):900
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Ducati 900 GTS description
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RELISTED DUE TO NON PAYMENT..Please if your going to bid be prepared to pay..And please ask any questions.. I've added more photos and more details and NO RESERVE! 1978 Ducati 900GTS Frame #854652 Engine #854765 Here is your chance to own a preserved original condition 4000 mile Square Case Bevel Head Ducati at a reasonable price. This 900GTS is 1 out of 300 bikes produced in 1978 and only 80 of them went to the US market.. I purchase this bike from the 2nd owner who is a dear friend a few years back. He owned the bike since 1979 or 1980 and held it in his collection since i purchased it. It has been well cared for and has only 4065 miles on the clock. The miles are true and correct. It has its original black paint with silver stripes. The paint is in fantastic condition and has only very light crackling in it if you look very closely in sunlight due to its age.. The patina is true and honest.. Recently serviced which includes rebuilt carbs, fuel tank clean and inspected, oil change, new battery..This bike runs perfectly and purrs like a kitten . The only non original part on it are the K&N low handle bars which the pervious owner switch out..I will provide its original factory handle bars in with sale. The original headers were black chromed back in early 80's to match color of handle bars. Factory and original LaFranconi exhaust and no dings!!All switches and lights work as they should. The Pirelli Phantom tires are in great shape. Still has factory side stand and center stand still intact and in perfect condition. Factory electric start and also kick start. Both working perfectly. This bike was purchased new from Ghost Motorcycles Dealer in Long Island, NY and still has dealer sticker on rear fender. The dealer is no longer in business. It just so happens that I personally know the old owners and they verified the dealer sticker on rear fender to be true and accurate. They also gave me a old business card which I will include in sale. What more can i say, the bike is still new with very low miles. Any questions please ask and i will do my best to answer the best i know how. Don't let this one get away, you don't find them like this to often anymore.. Good Luck and bid with confidence. I can provide link of many more photos upon your request. Or you can youtube 1978 Ducati 900GTS and see the bike run in a video. Here is link. Just cut and paste.. https://youtu.be/kYw11FZtnxc Winning bidder must pay deposit of 500.00 at end of auction by paypal and balance by either bank check or cash upon pickup. Once paid in full i will release and mail out title if you chose. I can assist in shipping but it is buyers responsibility.. 0 feedback bidders will be blocked, sorry. I have this motorcycle listed for sale locally and reserve the right to end auction early. |
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