Early z1 on ebay Z1F-00015

Engine and frame serial numbers were deliberately matched for the first 100 bikes.  After that it was purely coincidence.  Most numbers were higher for engines, but not always.

The S/N on this bike looks legit.  The seller showed the frame sticker but did not show the stamped number on the frame.  The frame number is much harder to mess with.

It's back, price is $95k, the listing is interesting.
1973 Kawasaki Ninja | eBay
 

Don't think it will sell this time either.  Doesn't matter what he calls it.  Wonder what the price will be if he ends up restoring it like he threatens to?

>>>>>>>>>>>Don't think it will sell this time either. 
Not likely

>>>>>>>>>>>Doesn't matter what he calls it. 
He wants to win the z1 lottery

>>>>>>>>>>>>> Wonder what the price will be if he ends up restoring it like he threatens to?
$10 million
It would be interesting to know the back story.
 

I think he explains the price near the end of the description. He has made a disingenuous "deal" with his wife. He has no intention of selling it.

I'm wondering if he understands what "fully restored" really means.  Even the plug wires had date codes.  They may be available somewhere in the world but it's going to take a lot longer than the spring of 26 to fully restore the bike.  And then it might be worth $50k, but not what he's asking.

It looks like the bike is worth more than his house

Maybe whoever buys this switch would be interested in his bike... ( Free shipping ) 😉 

"1973 Kawasaki Ninja"
"1973 Kawasaki Ninja ZX7R Sport Bike Orange "

Uh huh...
  It's unfortunate that fleaBay doesn't offer the ability to comment on listings with emojis in 'LOL' and 'roll eyes' flavors.

Good Ridin'
slmjim & Z1BEBE