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1971 Honda Cb 750 on 2040-motos

US $1,295.00
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Bakersfield, California, US

Bakersfield, California, US
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Honda CB photos

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Honda CB description

YOUR LOOKING AT MY 1971 CB 750 SEMI CHOPPER,THIS THING IS A BRUT , I BOUGHT IT FROM A FRIEND THAT JUST DIDNT WANT IT ANY MORE,SAT FOR A VERY LONG TIME, I WENT THROUGH THE CARBS INSTALLED A NEW BATTERY AND SHE RAN LIKE A TOP.THE PICTURES WILL TELL ALL, HE HAD LOST THE PINK,HE GAVE IT TO HIS BEST FRIEND AFTER BUILDING IT , TOP END ,CAMS , FRONT END ,WHEELS,BARS PIPES AND THEN HIS FRIEND PARKED IT AND DIDNT WANT THE BIKE , LOST THE PINK,GAVE ME ALL THE DMV PAPER WORK, HAS BACK FEES ON IT,SO IM SELLING IT , NOT MY TYPE OF BIKE.GOING FOR A GREAT PRICE.ANY QUESTIONS CALL ME @ 661-205-4042 OR JUST E-MAIL ME. THANKS FOR LOOKING. 

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