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1964 Honda CL (1964)
My 1964 Honda CL72 250 Scrambler has been in my office the last couple years for display. I drove it about 20 miles, drained the fuel tank and carbs before I put it on display. I fogged the engine and turn it over every month. I am down-sizing my home and am selling off my collection of cars and bikes.2016-06-16 04:44:30Stillwater, Minnesota, United States81000 -
1965 Honda CL (1965)
My 1965 Honda CL 72 250cc Street Scrambler is a very collectible version of this famous model produced between 1962-1965. It has the straight-through exhaust system, the small brake drums and the shorter rear fender. This model is very desirable as it was the last of the 250s with the above mentioned items.2016-06-23 04:44:53Stillwater, Minnesota, United States77000 -
1966 Honda CL (1966)
1966 Honda CL77 305cc Street Scrambler in beautiful condition. New paint, no dents, very clean chrome, new clutch plates and springs, new battery, rectifier/regulator, new brakes, good tires, no rust in gas tank, seat is excellent, no leaks, everything works, ready to drive or show. Has the removable muffler if you desire the straight-thru exhaust sound.2016-08-21 04:42:03Stillwater, Minnesota, United States65,950.00 -
1966 Honda CL (1966)
1966 Honda CL77 305 Street Scrambler is all stock and restored in beautiful condition. I am selling my collection of vintage cycles due to health reasons and this is my favorite of all my bikes. It is sure to draw attention wherever you go.2016-07-08 04:46:59Stillwater, Minnesota, United States6,3347200 -
1967 Honda CL (1967)
For sale is my beautiful 1967 Honda CL77 305 Scrambler. This bike is absolutely gorgeous.Very original from the excellent condition original seat to the beautiful condition exhaust with mint muffler can.Professionally painted candy orange by custom cycle painter and it looks like a million bucks. The pictures cannot do it justice.New rear classic tire, new tubes, battery, plugs, points, and fuel lines.Everything else is original.Great chrome, clean shiny frame paint, tank is clean inside.2016-06-24 04:45:11Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States56800 -
1967 Honda CL (1967)
This 305 Scrambler came out of a barn in 2004 with 8,700 miles and was rebuilt in '06. I bored it out and put new pistons and rings. Also has new electronic ignition system, plug wires, tires, chains (drive and timing), windshield, blinkers, mirrors, sprockets, coils, rectifier...2016-06-21 04:48:14Duluth, Minnesota, United States141000 -
1968 Honda CL (1968)
Attention vintage motorcycle collectors,here is a 1968 Honda CL175 project one owner bike with 5,821 actual miles! bike ran when parked years ago,motor is stuck from sitting,the title has been lost,i can pass along contact information of a title company that can aquire a new title for the winner of the auction,brakes ranny shifts threw the gears,clutch lever pulls in,throttle is free,tank has some rust inside but looks like it can be cleaned up,some small parts are missing like the front fender and or other everything I have for the bike is in the pictures,there might be some rust here and there on the bike,selling as is,buyer will have to pay for shipping and locate there own shipper if one is needed I'm not sure there prices usually uship.com,i can store the bike for ten days after the auction ends no longer,auction may end early because I might sell the bike before the auction ends,paypal accepted as payment if your not local,Thanks for looking and good luck bidding we are located in Minnesota and our zip is 55025,Im always looking to buy old and or unwanted Motorcycles and Dirt bikes Thanks.2016-07-10 04:47:23Forest Lake, Minnesota, United States54200 -
1969 Honda CL (1969)
This is the CL450 you've been looking for! Selling a 1969 Honda CL450 K1 from my collection of old Hondas. It comes complete with the one year only reflector on the front fender! This bike is in great condition for a nearly 50 year old bike. It runs, rides, and stops great. It has new tires (Dunlop Gold Seal K70) with less than 300 miles on them. The motor was rebuilt by me 2 years ago. This was not my first CL/CB450 motor rebuild. I have done 8-10 in my life. I have only ridden it about 150 miles a year since the rebuild. I only ride it to motorcycle shows and get-togethers.2016-11-10 04:35:26Andover, Minnesota, United States58500 -
1970 Honda CL (1970)
Up for auction is a real nice original, perfect running vintage Honda CL350 scrambler. It has 8,561 actual miles on it. I cleaned carbs, has a brand new battery and that's about all she needed. The tires look to be the originals and it even has the factory tool kit yet. The side covers are a little faded as is normal and there is a crease on the side of the gas tank that I think could be massaged out by a PDR person.2016-06-20 04:44:52Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, United States86900 -
1971 Honda CL (1971)
These bikes are hard to find in any condition let alone one like this that you can drive anywhere, This is a true survivor with normal wear expected for a 45 year old bike, It is rare orange and silver with 4104 original miles, runs and drives great stops as it should, headlight, high low tail and brake and horn works good , flashers do not flash but lamps and wiring checked out, needs a flasher unit. Exhaust is pretty nice has one small patch , no leaks and chrome looks nice. all guards are in place,The seat looks awesome for being original but I did find two small punctures that were repaired nicely and are hardly noticeable.2016-08-19 04:43:03Winona, Minnesota, United States48641 -
1973 Honda CL350 Scrambler (1973)
1973 Honda CL 350 Scrambler garage find. Good original condition, clear title. Not currently running, but everything seems to work as it should.2013-10-15 00:01:10Saint Paul, Minnesota, US19,751224.09 -
1974 Honda CL (1974)
THERE IS NO TITLE AND BIKE IS NOT RUNNING. The bike turns over freely and has good compression. I believe the problem to be electrical, the bike is clean and not missing any parts or chopped up.2016-12-02 04:35:35Elk River, Minnesota, United States67700 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
1975 CL360 scrambler. Bike had 6600 miles on it when I got it last fall but had been sitting for years. I stripped it to nothing and went new everything.2016-08-19 04:43:17Saint Francis, Minnesota, United States77500 -
1975 Honda CL (1975)
I bought this bike last fall as a project bike. It had been sitting singe the early 90's. Tank had some rust and it showed signs of sitting. I stripped it to nothing and the bike is all new.2016-06-16 04:47:22Saint Francis, Minnesota, United States75,000.00
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