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Engine Size (cc):150
Type:Touring
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Vintage 1964 Honda Benly. CA 95 150CC This is literally a barn find and purchased from the estate sale of original owner. All original with exception of new starter/ignition switch that is not completely rewired, new battery and replaced one tank emblem with original, not after market reproduction. Has been gone over by local motorcycle shop and carburetor was the only thing that needed cleaned out. Chrome has minimal pitting which cleaned up great with fine steel wool (front wheel started but not finished) Because the original owner didn't drain the gas tank before storage the fuel had solidified and caused some tiny leaks in the gas tank which were also repaired but technician suggested the inside be coated just to be sure completely repaired. Petcock may need replacement Original mirrors, seat, engine... all original and ideal for restoration. Starts with first kick and runs well. Located in Northern Lower Michigan and buyer to either pick up or arrange and pay for transport. |
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