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1980 Honda Ct on 2040-motos

US $4,400.00
YearYear:1980 MileageMileage:28 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Proctor, Vermont, United States

Proctor, Vermont, United States
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Honda CT tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):110 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CT description

HERE IS AN ORIGINAL 1980 HONDA CT110 WITH ONLY 28  ORIGINAL MILES.     YES, ONLY 28 MILES!

THIS IS AS CLOSE TO NEW 1980 THAT YOU WILL FIND. IT WOULD LOOK GREAT ON DISPLAY IN A MUSEUM, HONDA DEALER SHOWROOM, OR ANYONES COLLECTION.

I PURCHASED THIS FROM THE ORIGINAL OWNER'S SISTER ABOUT 9 YEARS AGO ALONG WITH A COUPLE OF OTHER VERY LOW MILEAGE VEHICLES. THE ORIGINAL OWNER WAS KNOWN TO BUY THINGS LIKE THIS AND BRING THEM HOME AND JUST STORE THEM AWAY.

THE BIKE STARTS EASY AND RUNS VERY GOOD. I RECENTLY  INSTALLED A GENUINE HONDA NOS FUEL TANK ( IT CAME PAINTED FROM THE FACTORY) AND REPLACED THE FUEL LINES WITH HONDA LINE AND CLAMPS. I ALSO JUST REPLACED THE BATTERY WITH A NEW ONE FROM INTERSTATE. I STILL HAVE THE ORIGINAL HONDA BATTERY THAT IS ONLY GOOD FOR DISPLAY PURPOSES.

THE 1980 HONDA CT110 HAS A 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION , NOT THE HIGH / LOW RANGE TRANSMISSION.

IT COMES WITH THE ORIGINAL TOOL KIT, AUXILARY GAS TANK (NEVER USED), AND OWNER'S MANUAL.

PLEASE CHECK OUT  THE GREAT CONDITION IN THE PICTURES.

THIS MOTORCYCLE IS SOLD WITH A BILL OF SALE AND THE CURRENT VERMONT REGISTRATION IN MY NAME SIGNED OVER  ON THE BACK TO THE NEW OWNER. THE STATE OF VERMONT DOES NOT ISSUE  TITLES TO MOTORCYCLES SMALLER THAN 300CC AND OLDER THAN 15 MODEL YEARS , SO CHECK WITH YOUR LOCAL DMV FIRST TO MAKE SURE THIS WORKS FOR YOUR STATES DMV.

BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL SHIPPING COSTS AND ARRANGEMENTS. I WILL BE HELPFUL ON MY END WITH YOUR SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS.

THIS IS SOLD "AS-IS" WITH NO WARRANTY.

PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING OR MAKING AN OFFER.

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