1972 Suzuki GT-750 GT 750

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Up for sale is a 1972 Suzuki GT-750. It is part of an estate and has been garaged for 30 years. The last time I remember it running was in 1980 before I went to college. My dad was very proud of this bike and said someday it would be a collectible. I do not have pictures at the moment and will attempt to provide them later. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would estimate it at a 5. The paint has some rough spots, the aluminum oxidized and some surface rust. It has a Vetter Windjammer fairing installed. Unfortunately I do not know the overall mechanical condition of the bike. it was basically used a storage rack for all the crud in his garage. I forgot that it was even there until I pulled the weed wackers, tarps, boxes and lord knows what else off it. I would assume after sitting for 30 years that it will need some serious restoration prior to attempting to even start it. For the purposes of this listing, I would assume that it is NOT running and is a salvage bike for parts only. I do not want any disappointed buyers. it has a clean Indiana title. I will NOT ship or attempt to get the bike running. Please do not ask. A motorcycle salvage yard has offered me for $500 for it sight unseen so that is where the bidding will start. I would consider delivering it within the tristate area at a rate of .40/mile. I live in Florida so we could possibly make arrangement for pickup in Montgomery, AL or Tallahassee FL. The are also other bikes as part of the estate that will be listed later. Most are old suzuki TM dirt bikes from the mid 70's. Contact me for more info. On Jan-02-11 at 06:19:33 PST, seller added the following information: Revisions and additional info. - The odometer reads 49XX miles, if you have a history of BID RETRACTIONS your bid WILL BE CANCELED at my discretion. Also, I want to reiterate, I do not know the condition of the engine and transmission. I would ASSUME that it needs work of some sort and thus is best parted out. I apologize for not being able to provide more information. Thanks for your interest in this piece of motorcycle of history.