How rare is my 1976 GS750?

[splazoid]

and..............
single disc dealer demo only rare super rare....more like super BS...moron!

Again, thank you for your opinions.

 

[splazoid]

Moron, or crook?
Or both?

Why would either be necessarily true?

 

[splazoid]

Methinks he's exited, stage left, quick even!

Alive and well, thanks for asking!

 

[tkent02]

That's not true of Wisconsin vehicles manufactured before 1980 (when the 17 digit VIN standard was implemented), in my experience. They were titled based on first registration date. You could have purchased a 1969 CB750 from the dealer in 1972. It would have been titled as a 1972, forget the frame/engine/MCO info.

They can call it 1902 for all I care, it doesn't make a '77 750 worth any more.

 

[splazoid]

You should have told him the VIN wasn't the engine number, but the chassis number.
That was like 10764.... so #764 off the line....wonder what the title says?

As a dealer, I am obligated to advertise based on the number in the VIN field on the title, which is GS75010435 as stated.

 

[splazoid]

They can call it 1902 for all I care, it doesn't make a '77 750 worth any more.

Who said I was looking to get any more for this bike than any average, dual disc 1977?

 

[tkent02]

You did.

 

[splazoid]

You did.

Haha, alrighty then.

 

[tkent02]

The average '77 750 didn't have dual discs anyway.

 

[splazoid]

The average '77 750 didn't have dual discs anyway.

I suppose it depends on ones definition of average.

 

[tkent02]

Almost all of them had single brakes. Do a little research before you make up your lies.

 

[GS1150Pilot]

"I suppose it depends on ones definition of average."


Uh, no: It depends on one's definition of a vehicle's year of manufacture.

 

[splazoid]

Almost all of them had single brakes. Do a little research before you make up your lies.

Nothing has been made up, and none of it is a lie.

http://www.suzukicycles.org/GS-series/GS750.shtml

 

[splazoid]

"I suppose it depends on ones definition of average."


Uh, no: It depends on one's definition of a vehicle's year of manufacture.

Have a look as well:

http://www.suzukicycles.org/GS-series/GS750.shtml

 

[tkent02]

Yeah, it all is.

 

[splazoid]

Yeah, it all is.

I sleep soundly.

 

[tkent02]

Most crooks do.

 

[GS1150Pilot]

Have a look as well:

http://www.suzukicycles.org/GS-series/GS750.shtml

Um, all that site suggests is that the GS750 was offered to the public in late 1976. It does not suggest that the bikes so offered were titled as 1976 machines.

 

[splazoid]

Most crooks do.

Haha, whatever. It's not like I am masquerading around, looking for $5,000 for a mud fence.

I am just tired of high-horsed and pedantic finger pointers.

 

[splazoid]

Um, all that site suggests is that the GS750 was offered to the public in late 1976. It does not suggest that the bikes so offered were titled as 1976 machines.

The title is based on the registration/sale date, not the manufacture date. The site does indicate that in 1977 the bikes had dual discs.