A new Kawasaki 750MT in 1970 was not a standard model name in the sources I found, so the exact MSRP is unclear from the available information. The closest solid reference I found is Kawasaki’s 1970 model-price listing page, which confirms 1970 Kawasaki pricing data exists, but the specific 750MT figure isn’t visible in the snippet I received.

What this likely means

  • The bike may be listed under a different model designation than “750MT.”
  • It may be a regional market name, dealer shorthand, or a typo for another Kawasaki 750 of that era.
  • If you mean the Kawasaki 750 triple from that period, the original price was commonly around the mid-$1,000 range in early-1970s U.S. pricing, but I can’t verify the exact 750MT number from the retrieved material alone.

Best current answer

For a precise 1970 MSRP, I’d treat “Kawasaki 750MT” as unverified until the exact model code is confirmed. The most reliable next step is to match the model name to Kawasaki’s 1970 price/spec listing, because that source is specifically built for 1970 Kawasaki values.

TL;DR: I can’t confirm a reliable exact price for a 1970 Kawasaki 750MT from the information available here, but the likely vintage Kawasaki 750-era pricing was in the low-thousands of dollars, with exact MSRP depending on the exact model code.