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Chris Bushell wrote:Air boxes are available from Road & Race in Australia.

Thanks!!! Cal

For 1973 750 GT, looking for original:
Air box and hoses
Aprilia horn switch which mounts on handlebar
Front brake line from Scarab master to union tree

Cheers! Windyducat

Can someone help me please. I am looking for the color code for the tank of a early 1973 Ducati 750 GT. The color is red and I believe it is the same as the late 1972 750s as well. Frame: 755.88.130, Engine: 750 824.

Cheers! Windy

On my 1973 Duc 750 GT, the gasket that sits between the speedo and tach gauges, and the plastic gauge housing is gone. Does anyone know where I can find a replacement? If not, what material was the original made of? I seem to remember is was felt like?

Cheers

Appears Caswell has great stuff for buffing and polishing and plating. After seeing this http://www.medial.com/suzuki/zinc-plated/ I am going to use their zinc kit to replate all the nuts, bolts, etc on my 750 gt.

Thanks for the advice...I am taking it all in.

Definitely will add the dyna iginition.

I see Caswell has a fiberglass tank sealant. Does anyone have one they prefer?

Debating on keeping the scarabs or go with Lockheeds. Do not see them in the product catalog here or on the Road and Race site ...

Craig, thanks and you make a good point...

I do plan on riding it. Needs new tires, replace the bars with clip ons, etc....I want to avoid making changes that devalues it, yet at the same time keep in sharp looking and ride able.

Any advice is welcome. Like cutting wood....measure twice, cut once ...

I have a early stage 1973 Ducati 750 GT with 5,xxx miles. The bike is untouched except for a replacement tank from Air Tech. First by untouched, I mean for other than maintenance nothing has been taken apart or removed. Still has the original tires, chain, etc.

I am looking for some advice and ...