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Mileage:19
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1972 Honda 750 in need of restoration. This bike was a barn find and is sold with out a title but a bill of sale. The bike has good compression and the gas tank is clean on the inside I got the bike and have done some polish work on the engine cases and it will look great when finished The seat is in great shape .the left side panel is cracked ,The bike has some on paint work by me on the frae and will be cleaned up before it goes out. The exhaust is toast . That being said I think this would be an easy bike to get back on road it has low miles 19000 and these bikes are bullet proof would make a good winter project and I really like the looks of the 1972 Honda CB 750 with some work this should be an old classic . Am selling the bike as is, so look at the pictures and if you have any questions please call me Shawn 423-956-3002 Thanks for looking
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