1984 Kawasaki GPz 750 Turbo on eBay

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“Up for bid is this 1984 Kawasaki GPz 750. Please call or email before bidding with any questions. I will be happy to answer any questions. This can be seen locally in our show room [in Las Vegas]. There is some minor damage. The motor and turbo are in good working condition. It has nicks, dings, and scratches. The pictures show most if not all of the damage. Please look at them close. Call if you have any questions. It is all origanal. It comes with lien sale paper work from California. The right clip on is broke. The bike is a collectors item and is very rare.”

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Other related GPz items:

1984 Yamaha FJ 1100 $3,500

Ellensburg, WA

” YAMAHA FJ 1100 17200 MILES, RUNS GREAT LOOKS EVEN BETTER JUST HAD $1200 TUNE UP CHAIN AND SPROCKETS, TIRES OK $3500 OBO.” Click the image or link above to contact the seller.

More Yamaha FJs may be for sale here.

1980 Kawasaki KZ1300 $850

Auburn, WA

” call David (253)… may need stater? no emails. $850.”

…if you want to contact David about this Kawasaki KZ 1300 for sale, click the image or link to see the original craigslist ad. Kawasaki KZ 1300 motorcycles generate a lion’s share of interest and viewership here at seattle-motorcycles.com, so they’re in high demand. This particular one obviously isn’t perfect….

More Kawasaki KZ 1300s may be for sale here:

1986 Kawasaki Concours $1,600

Mill Creek, WA

SOLD IN ONE DAY

” ‘86 Concours for sale. Low miles: 28,600. lots of recent work, runs well, clean bike. Recent work: rebuilt front forks, gas tank cleaned and resealed, new fuel gauge, petcock rebuild, carbs removed and cleaned, new gas line and in-line filter, new vacuum lines, valve job with new spark well seals, new plug wires and plugs, carb sync (you can have my new carb sync tool), clutch slave cylinder seals, water pump seals, synthetic oil and filter, Murph’s stainless fairing bolt kit, installed heated grips, new battery, new fan switch and coolant flush. It’s a great commuting and/or touring bike. I wouldn’t hesitate to tour across country on it. $1,600.”

…it engenders trust when a seller writes so much about their motorcycle for sale. What little I’ve included here is only one fourth of what the seller wrote in the craigslist ad. It isn’t perfect, but it’s had a lot of important work done and he feels confident of its long range usability right now. Plus, it’s priced to sell quick. Kawasaki Concours 1000 cc bikes have been called Ninjas with hard luggage - very good engines and very comfortable ergonomics.

Click the image or link to contact the seller

1985 Kawasaki GPz 750 $1,500

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SOLD

“The last year of the air-cooled GPZ’s!! The bike is in great condition, never crashed and has 35,102 miles. I posted the bike a month or so ago and am reposting it at a lower price as it’s been hesitant to start lately (after sitting for a couple days is hesitant to start) and could probably use a tune up; runs awesome once started. Bike comes with Dyna ignition coils, full Kerker exhaust system, K&N filters with jet kit, new battery (installed last fall), new plugs (installed last fall), new Avon front tire (installed last Sept), Avon rear tire (mounted fall of 06) and Chain/Sprockets replaced spring of 07. I’m the 3rd ADULT owner of this well-cared for bike. $1,500.”

…so the engine will need a little look-see. Big deal. You don’t see classic GPz motorcycles for sale often in the Seattle area, so if you’re interested in a classic collectible sportbike, click the image link to contact the owner to check this one out.

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1984 Kawasaki GPz 1100 $1,500

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” Sleek and fast and ready to go!! The pictures tell all. Will accept best cash offer. $1,500.”

…hopefully the bike tells a better story than the pictures, could you have at least waited until daylight to take the picture with your cell phone? It’s only fifteen hundred bucks, don’t expect a perfect specimen. This listing makes my highlights, though, cuz I love a 1984 GPz.

Click the image or pic to contact the seller.

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” 1980 Kawasaki Z 1 Classic G1
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Click the image or link to contact the owner

Mint Condition 1984 Kawasaki GPz 750 Turbo For Sale

You are looking at a MINT CONDITION 1984 GPZ 750 Turbo. Only 6980 miles. Runs as good as it looks. Bike has never been dropped or wrecked and always garaged. This bike is all stock even the tires. All maintanence has been done as scheduled. I am the 3rd owner and have not put many miles on it.

Click Here to See The Bike, contact the Owner

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“Own a classic cruiser you can take on the road.27k miles and strong! new cam chain tensioner and battery.Easy start. What a powerhouse! Check it out on the web. Not for the beginner. Love this bike but it has to go.Rare In-line six cylinder water cooled shaft drive. $2,700.”

…Okay, this may or may not be the same KZ 1300 motorcycle that was up for sale about a month ago, although this is claimed to be a 1980, whereas the earlier KZ 1300 was a 1981 model. I highlighted that bike then, my posting about it is here. The picture of that bike has since been taken down off servers, but it was this same color. But it was offered then at just $1,650. Could this be the same one after receiving some mechanical work?

I did a little sleuthing, and found a very good site to the KZ1300 that has a lot of information and reviews. There are some jpegs of the Cycle magazine review from early 1979 (saying, “the biggest KZ is for the most part a functional masterpiece.“) Click the image to contact the owner/seller.

1988 Kawasaki Voyager XII $2,950

SOLD

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“1988 Kawasaki VOYAGER excellent condition new tires,battery, only 32000 miles, shaft drive $2950.”

…So, you probably know I loved my ‘88 Honda Goldwing. If you’re an experienced rider, the learning curve moving to a large full size tourer like Kawasaki’s Voyager will be relatively short. No, they’re not at their best at slow speeds; Voyagers are made to hit the road and put on some miles. You’ll do that very enjoyably with this lovely cycle for sale in Bothell. Honda’s Goldwings have their pros and cons, and I admit I know nothing about the Voyagers, here’s a link to a rider-written review of their 1993 Voyager. The reviewer says that the Voyager can feel a bit cramped if you’re taller than 6′2″. Click the image link to contact the owner if you’re interested in a great buy on a fully decked out tourer like this 1988 Kawasaki Voyager.