1978 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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I have restored many CB's. I own 5. This one I've had for 13 years, kept at cottage, (heated garage) ridden several hundred miles per year. I have put in Dyna electronic ignition, Dyna Coils, Accell wires. Carbs and valves all adjusted. New MAC 4:1 exhaust, excellent cosmetics, superb running. I wouldn't hesitant to jump on and ride coast to coast. Some of the pictures suggest gouges on tank, most of that is just reflection. Paint is excellent, aluminum excellent, Tires/wheels excellent, Everything works!
On Jun-13-16 at 17:40:24 PDT, seller added the following information: AGAIN, THE ABNORMALITIES ON TANK PICTURES ARE JUST REFLECTIONS. IT IS EXCELLENT TANK AND PAINT! |
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