1975 Norton 750 Interstate question?

ashtonb66 · Sep 26, 2011

I have good lead of getting a 1975 Norton 750 Interstate that cranks over but may have gear box problems, I might get it for $750 us, is it wort it or not. :!:

I am new to the Norton bike seen, never had one but I heard they are very valuable.

Thank you for your very vlauable feed back,

Ashton, TX

pete.v · Sep 26, 2011

ashtonb66 said:
I have good lead of getting a 1975 Norton 750 Interstate that cranks over but may have gear box problems, I might get it for $750 us, is it wort it or not. :!:

I am new to the Norton bike seen, never had one but I heard they are very valuable.

Thank you for your very vlauable feed back,

Ashton, TX

Although the price seems to good to be true, there is no such thing as a "1975 Norton 750 Interstate". The 750 ended in 1973. You better study up and do some investigation.

grandpaul · Sep 26, 2011

Fairly complete Norton for $750.

It's absolutely junk.

Please give me the address...

Torontonian · Sep 26, 2011

Yes you have to be carefull on the internetty thing because there are lots of scam artists out there trying to part you from your cash or rare Norton parts and stuff. The gastank seems to be wrong for that model so box it up and send it to me and I will send off a different tank to you. You can trust me.Peter. But seriously run to the bank and hand the owner the $750. 75 models were all 828 cc. named 850 for marketing purposes. Don't waste time and sweat the details after it is in your garage.

pete.v · Sep 26, 2011

Torontonian said:
Yes you have to be carefull on the internetty thing because there are lots of scam artists out there trying to part you from your cash or rare Norton parts and stuff. The gastank seems to be wrong for that model so box it up and send it to me and I will send off a different tank to you. You can trust me.Peter. But seriously run to the bank and hand the owner the $750. 75 models were all 828 cc. named 850 for marketing purposes. Don't waste time and sweat the details after it is in your garage.

I agree with Peter here. For $750, just get it home and get the camera going. We'll take care of you from here. Anyways, "all" gearboxes need work.

DogT · Sep 26, 2011

That's what I paid for my 750 in '72. One dollar per cc. Don't sweat the small stuff, bring it home, especially if it's all there.

Dave
69S

cjandme · Sep 26, 2011

Go For It !! Cj

grandpaul · Sep 26, 2011

I think the reason he hasn't replied is that he DID go for it!

Who wouldn't?

westernjesus · Sep 27, 2011

I picked up my norton for $850 and it was a complete bike, although tranny was in a box and motor seized. But these deals are out there. You gotta buy it, if you haven't already. If you aren't, share the love and give that lead to some of us here in the forum =)

1975 Norton 750 Interstate question?

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