1964 Ducati??????

Anyone know anything about old Ducatis? I found a 1964 ducati thats what the tag says. It is missing the engine but everything else is there. How desireable are they? should I spend the time getting it? Thanks Shawn

 

the engine basicly makes a ducatti.. In my opinion its worth jack shit with out that old motor but its gotta be worth a few hundred for a bike scrapyard....

 

$pomadepete$ is into them a little.

 

last year i sold a ducati 250cc single basket case on ebay for $665.00 BUT it had an engine/tranny,alloy rims,cafe racer gastank and seat,and a few extra gizmos.i probably got less than market value for it,because i wouldn't ship it,but not by much.how much is there? if it's a rolling frame with a good (not dented or rusted) gas tank and fenders you might get as much as $200 for it-george

 

awesome thanks everyone. I think I will get it when I go back to the yard. Shawn

 

You have 8 Cougars! Whats a liitle ol' Duck that needs a motor?

 

You need an engine?
I've got a 250 Narrow case I might be willing to let go.

 

My pal has a 250 scrambler, 71 I think. They're badass bikes, the one that comes to mind is the Diana? from about '64. Just remember that parts aren't exactly growing on trees.

Chris

 

I restored a 1968 Ducati Monza a few years ago. The Monza is `ok` but the Diana and MKIII are the bikes to look for. The frames are pretty much the same though.

Ive been messing with Ducs for quite a while, if you have any questions or need help finding parts, shoot me an e-mail.