You should compare the stamping with another SFC, not with an SF.Hi: see here
Even if it's authentic, you'll have problems at resale if you want to sell.Can you guys come up with a damn verdict yet? I want to buy it! Is a guy from Barcelona by the way
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Thanks Marnix, I was just being facetious with my previous post.As I already wrote in 2014, it is a genuine 1974 US model 750SFC, with messy stamping where the last digits are concerned, both in frame and engine.
Marnix
Well, with so many confusing statements, I thought that maybe it’s good to sum the bike up in one, hopefully clear, line.Thanks Marnix, I was just being facetious with my previous post.![]()
If I was reaching into my wallet, that bike (48) would be a more attractive buy.Here’s a pic of the stamping of 17148.
Marnix
Not if the seller is aware of this thread! One could argue that the double stamp increases price a la valuations in numismatic circles.Even if it's authentic, you'll have problems at resale if you want to sell.
Buyers are cautious when large sums are involved.
Paul