Project 82 GPz750

Will be getting this home as soon as we can.Yes the rest of the parts are with the bike.All the plastics are in primer and in great shape,the tank is not quite as good but will be good with some work..Brand new battery,plugs,oil filter and fork seals come with it to.Title in the sellers name means 1 less worry to.This is my winter project for 2014-5 but some stuff like frame paint will be done this summer.Only thing that looks out of place IMO is the chrome V&H 4>1,not quite sure what to do about that :blink:

Good luck on your build

I had an 82 gpz 750 and didn't know till I sold it that it was rare.. Sold 10 years ago and had parts from the 83 on it aluminum swingarm and a couple other items..

One of my favorite kawis of all time.. Weight ride and power was fantastic and I believe the tank held a lot of gas..

I beat mine pretty bad back when I was younger..

I'm looking forward to seeing yours..

Hint hint .. Eddie Lawson replica..

I gotta double post

Dang I miss my gpz750.. I have two drag racing trophies a first and a second from that bike.. After my last post I turned and stared and reminisced ..

Thanks F1schumie I'm happy that I'm bringing it back to.So is the seller so it's pretty much a win all the way around.Lots of things changed with the 83.It will be a bit before I REALLY dig into this as I have a few projects to finish up this summer.Done quite a few Suzuki's over the years but this is my first Kawasaki.

Haha you can ignore my pm, I misread your post and thought you were buying a 550, oh well. Good luck with the build, gotta love these old bikes

I though I send a reply to your PM :blink:

Oh youre good, I got your pm. I was just saying you can ignore mine since I misread and thought you had a 550. No worries man and good luck with the build.

OK I got it now,some things might fit but I think I have most of those.One step closer to bringing the baby home today,seller gave me a paper copy of the manual to.Found an online copy I downloaded to ,cool to have both!

Looking forward to seeing how it turns out!

Tony

Hope it turns out better than the KDX did :S

Oh well, sometimes you have to know when to call it quits. I'm sure this one will turn out nice.

Helps when you start with most of the big bits intact,for those wondering www.kdxrider.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=119&t=13295