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1982 Honda Ct on 2040-motos

US $2700
YearYear:1982 MileageMileage:2 ColorColor: Red
Location:

Columbia, Missouri, United States

Columbia, Missouri, United States
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Honda CT tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):110 WarrantyWarranty:as is, no warranty TypeType:trail with hi/lo For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CT description

well, my wife said either the motorcycle goes
or she goes...   she is working and makes a
good salary, so i am selling...

1982 honda ct-110 motorcycle...  i have had it
in my basement for the past 16 years, mostly
not being used...   i bought it from a gent
and he said he always stored it outside, but under
a plastic tarp...

anyway, i put in a new battery, drained and refilled
the gas tank and it started right up...   i cleaned
it up and it looks good...  yes, this year has the
two speed hi/lo transfer case...

i am including a rear milk carton box and the
bungee cords to attach...  also my motorcycle
helmet...  

plus, missouri title, clymers repair book, some
parts microfiche, extra keys, and a 6volt battery
charger...

disclaimers:   when draining the old gas, there
was a lot of sediment from the fuel tank -- internal
rusting, i suppose...  the 6v charger does not plug
in, but i thought i could rig it if i ever wanted
to use it with some clips -- never did...

i will work with buyers...   you can pick it up
at my house in columbia, missouri...   i went to the
motorcycle shop and they recomended 1-888-haulbike...
i went to their website and was impressed...   i will
work with haulbike if that is your choice -- that
would be in the $750 range...   but you need to make
the arrangements and pay the shipping costs...

i have a paypal account...  i set the starting bid
at $1000, no reserve, and a seven day sale...

what else?  email me thru ebay or call 573-424-7446
and i can answer your questions...   i am including
pictures i took yesterday...

ray

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