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1966 Honda CB77 305 Superhawks 2 w/ titles , 1 parts only (1966)
These are projects, which I did want to build. I have just been too busy to start. The 1st. 305 has carbs rebuilt ready to go on. It needs clean up and I have several new parts already purchased for it. The 2nd. black 305 Superhawk I bought from a friend, with a clear title , who just found out I had the 1st.2013-10-01 21:03:00Evansville, Indiana, US121,3162,500.00 -
1966 CB 160 HONDA (1966)
THIS IS A 1966 CB160 HONDA VIN# B1601062973 I HAVE OWNED THIS CB160 FOR MANY YEARS , IT IS ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOP WINDOW . I USED IT TOO RIDE AT VINTAGE MEETS, AND I HAVE IT REGISTERED AS AN ANTIQUE . I HAVE A CLEAR TN TITLE IN HAND. IT IS MOSTLY ORIGINAL .2013-10-03 05:20:18Kingsport, Tennessee, US3,9252,200.00 -
Honda 1966 Super Hawk CB77 (1966)
This Super Hawk 300 is one of a kind, She is all there, She is all orig. except for the Gas tank Badges, But these are the right ones that came on this bike. No Rust or dents... This Model is Rare & last on the road in 2007...2013-10-15 00:01:10Selden, New York, US12,5071,500.00 -
1966 HONDA CB450 K0 SUPER SPORT BLACK BOMBER RESTORED ***NO RESERVE AUCTION*** (1966)
1966 HONDA CB450 K0 SUPER SPORT, BLACK BOMBER - TASTEFULLY RESTORED, CLEAN TITLE AND READY TO RIDE! **** NO RESERVE AUCTION **** HIGHEST BIDDER TAKES IT HOME!! **** The CB450 K0 Super Sport is the first model Honda 450. Also known as the "Black Bomber".2013-10-20 00:02:13Whittier, California, US10,9085,100.00 -
1966 Honda CB in excellent condition (Cafe Racer) (1966)
I am selling a 1966 Honda CB 350. The 350 CC engine is a 1973. The bike runs great, every once in a while the carb floods and I have to fix the floats, other than that there are no issues.2013-10-20 00:17:01Austin, Texas, US2,0002,000.00 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
1966 Honda CB77. We just pulled this bike out of a basement that was climate controlled and stored since around 1980.The motor kicks over with what feels like great compression.The seat is in very nice condition.The chrome has some ruse.I noticed that someone re welded the foot peg mount.This is a great piece of Honda History that needs your love to get it back on the road and making you a proud human being for getting it done.This bike is pickup in North Fond du Lac Wisconsin.Please feel free to set up shipping if you want it shipped.I can help load,I am only a mile off the main Highway.Clear Title.2016-06-21 04:46:11Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, United States312000 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
Rare 1966 CB160 Racer with CB92 & CB93 Race Parts. This is a very interesting 1966 Honda CB160 with ultra rare Honda CB93 race kit parts. Basically this is a stock CB160 with the following original vintage Racing, Benly & other parts added: Honda CR93 Alloy Racing Fuel Tank - including hold down strap & fuel cap CR93 Alloy Race Seat CR93 Engine Case Breather Tower CR93 Intake Manifolds Honda Racing DID Alloy Rims Custom Header Pipes with 2 into 1 Connection into CR92 Megaphone CB92 Benley Front Brake Fiberglass full fairing (unsure of origin ) with removeable fairing braces which mount to tabs welded to the frame & existing bolts on middle of frame.2016-06-29 04:48:47Emmaus, Pennsylvania, United States12900 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
Very nice, starts and rides with no issues. Study the pictures and ask any questions. Can work with your shipper for export.2016-07-03 04:46:05West Milford, New Jersey, United States132,250.00 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
PLEASE READ MY DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY. PLEASE READ MY PAYMENT TERMS. PLEASE READ THE SHIPPING TERMS ALL BEFORE YOU BID.2016-07-10 04:44:16Onsted, Michigan, United States162,000.00 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
This vintage motorcycle is a one owner, never driven in the rain. Unrestored 6315 miles as in photos. Original cables, mirrors, seat, mufflers and tires.2016-07-20 04:43:50Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania, United States68300 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
1966 Honda CB77 Superhawk 305 with 9,9xx original miles. Engine number CB77E-1046000. The bike is in original shape and has not been restored, runs well.2016-08-06 04:41:47West Des Moines, Iowa, United States913000 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
1966 Honda cb77 superhawk, good condition. All original. 7768 mile .2016-08-22 04:41:17Cordova, Tennessee, United States72,500.00 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
This 1966 Honda CB450 K0 Super Sport, Black Bomber, looks and runs great, has a clean title and a low reserve price. Includes all original documentation and license plate from 1966 Original California, pink slip Original California dealer sales invoice Original California black and gold license plate Original Honda CB450 K0 owner’s manual The CB450 K0 Super Sport is the first Honda model CB450. Also known as the "Black Bomber" it was Honda's largest displacement motor and flagship bike from 1965 – 1969.2016-10-07 04:49:49Whittier, California, United States9991500 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
Up for auction is a very rare, restored 1966 HONDA CB450 RED DRAGON!. These bikes were never available for sale in the United States. I did extensive research to find the history on these motorcycles.2016-10-18 04:34:15Alhambra, California, United States52814 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
Hello, Up for sale is a 1966 Honda Cb77 superhawk with a clean title and original key in hand! The bike is far from perfect and I'm only selling it because I have too many projects on my hand. It does not run and I'm not sure what's wrong with it.2016-10-25 04:34:19West Palm Beach, Florida, United States65500 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
selling my 1966 CB450KO CB450E-1009776 Solid bike, Rebuilt the engine in 2011 by Berkshire Motorcycles in Goshen, MA. -New Pistons -New Valves -New Cam Chains -New Cam Chain Tensioners -New Gaskets -New Fork Seals Rebuilt the carbs last Fall. Wiring is solid.2016-10-27 04:35:13Winston-Salem, North Carolina, United States184,000.00 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
1966 Honda CB450 Black bomber for Sale, I strive to describe as best of my ability and if I miss something I will make it right. The bike comes with written bill of sale (NO TITLE to list on ebay I had to put clear title)I bought this bike as a project with an intention of restoring but with other priorities I don’t have time and it’s been sitting in my garage. It’s time for me to let go so that some else can finish it.2016-12-04 04:34:18Somerset, New Jersey, United States878800 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
This 1966 Honda CB is a classic cafe racer with a 305cc engine size. The bike has a mileage of 25,000 and comes in a sleek Blackish Blue exterior color. The model is a CB and the year is 1966.2024-06-22 10:43:09Perryville, Arkansas, United States24,7705,650.00 -
1966 Honda CB (1966)
Recent Tuneup: NGK spark plugs, points, condenser. Valve adjustment, Cam chain adjustment, oil change,oil slinger/cleaner serviced. Runs Beautifully. Odometer Reads: 3026.9 -Recent drive chain replacement -Recent Avon Roadrider tires -recent battery replacement -Recent upgraded tapered steering head bearings -Period bar end turn signals and mirrors -Rare “up/down” OEM turn signal switch -all electrics/lights in working order: starter, neutral indicator light, high beam indicator light, dash lights, turn signals, front and rear brake lights -desirable OEM “hump seat” -rare chrome side panels, fasteners and tool box -OEM grey control cables and wiring -original shrouded OEM shocks -recent seat cover featuring Honda script -recent OEM Petcock -working steering lock -various aluminum engine covers polished This motorcycle is titled and registered in the current owners name in the state of Oregon.2024-06-25 14:40:29Portland, Oregon, United States3,0261,200.00
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