1975 Ducati Other on 2040-motos
Year:1975
Mileage:7
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Bikes can be viewed in person at Barber Vintage Festival from Thursday October 6th through Sunday October 9th in lower race paddock at end by the tower. Look for the big Moto Corsa trailer and race team. Call Bob at 610-217-9926 with any questions. These will be listed individually after Barber with specifics. Bikes for Sale individually or as a package are: 1981 900SD Darmah- Great shape- needs finishing with some wiring & mechanical. Engine was rebuilt 1975 860GT- Project - Needs substantial finishing with components like brakes, wiring, exhaust. Engine was rebuilt 1986- F1B- Complete and was ridden regularly- Needs only going over to put on the road. 1975- 860GTS- with quarter fairing is complete and needs going over to be put on road- 1975- 860GTS- with full fairing included and has early 900ss Tail section - Needs some finish work . Engine was rebuilt The quality of work done on all bikes was excellent and assembly and condition of engines shows it. |
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