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Engine Size (cc):350
Type:Sport Bike
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1973 Honda CB350F
Completely original, has not seen the road since '81. Lived indoors (living room storage) Was road to work on Rt.376 to a steel mill in Pittsburgh in the late 70s. I purchased it from the original owners son. I encourage you to come see this bike, but if that is not possible you won't be disappointed when she shows up. I drained the brake fluid, and fuel. It has been on display in my office. Has not been started since I purchased it. It ran and idled fine that day. Call me for any other details 814-229-6866 Jeff |
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