1973 Honda Cl175 Scrambler on 2040-motos

$995

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744 Rocky Road 1973 Honda CL 175 SCRAMBLER 1973 HONDA CL175 SCRAMBLER Accent Color: BlackMileage: 6,232Inventory number: 8505Title: ClearPrimary Color: BurgundyVIN: JUST ARRIVED! This bike is very clean and original. The exhaust pipes are very nice and the gas tank is rust free. Engine appears to have new seals. It is currently not running. I checked it and it has no spark so it should not take much to get it going. Clear titltle too! The price AS IS, is 995.00. The price will go up after I go thru it. Please call Corky Walker at for more info. Contact details: Auto Brokers of Jackson744 Rocky Road, PO BOX 7509 JACKSON WY 83002Driggs, ID 83422

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