What Are The Truly Rare Ducati’s

101 built. No 1 crashed/burnt

 

Rare,desirable and expensive.
How many people have seen a real one!
Still the 1974 750SS greenframe.

Henk!!!

 

I know about another one who did not survived.
And there are more for sure.
I have the fuel tank,seat unit,forks and yoke number plate of one.

Henk!!!

 

Green frames are still on the up

https://www.mecum.com/motorcycles/results/

 

Beautiful,and those others on the list.

 

I don't think so, as everything is painted... very light side panels.
Perhaps an expert can confirm.

 

1 of 20 produced by the factory for 1998 race season.
The 748 Racing was loosely based on the 748sps homologation road bike, but were built by the Bologna factory using loads of parts from the early 916 racing parts catalog.
Far from just a tricked up 748SPS these bikes have more in common with the more exotic 916 racing super bikes.
This particular bike was supplied to a German dealer in November 1997 and raced by Klaus Mayerhofer in the German super sport championship.
It then went through various hands eventually becoming a track bike in England.

I made the purchase based on the expert advice of my esteemed Ducati colleague, Stuart.

 

Best get it behind the sofa then

 

My wife made me move them out of the unfinished kitchen area, so I moved all the unused building materials in there and my bikes returned to the coach house.
Now she has to look out on Kingspan and Ply rather than a feast of Ducati.

 

Putting them in the kitchen was the obvious mistake
Get them in the lounge where it's proper

 

Or the bike room I only allow myself 1 in the lounge

 

Get a bigger lounge

 

That looks like our front door mat
That's not CF, perhaps just plain old glass fibre weave

 

Kevlar cloth material.

 

Overpaid. $198K is too much, even for a greenframe. I think $160K would be more like it at present.

 

Made in Italy have a fully restored one for £160.000

https://www.madeinitalymotorcycles.com/post/2018/08/16/ducati-750ss-1974

 

Sell the house Pete,buy one and go for that last romp all over europe.

 

That one sold for £135K last year. The buyer has tried to flip it for £160K, but nobody is buying - it's too much. He must be hoping the market will puff up to his figure.

 

Been there, done that. I sold my greenframe many years ago, and I am not going there again.

 

Fair enough.