1968 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $10000

Year:1968 Mileage:7

Location:

Austin, Texas, United States

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Honda Other description

This bike is being relisted due to a significant error in the original listing, pointed out by the S90 police. Apologies to those who bid.

This no reserve auction for a 1968 Honda CL90 that was converted to a Honda S90 by the previous and original owner. An S90 fuel tank and muffler replaced the CL90 parts. I believe the CL badges were reused. This is a running bike without obvious problems. It is in pretty good condition for a 50 years old bike. I had the tank "vibra-sonic clean, remove, rust etch, power flush, pressure ck & seal" by Advanced Radiator (they do a great job!). The process destroys the paint so I had the tank repainted by an automotive painter, but I scratched the paint reinstalling the chrome. The petcock has not been reinstalled and will be provided with the bike, along with a new battery. I obtained the bike from the original owner, and have a clear 1968 title in his name. Shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. I will help in every reasonable way. Thank you for looking.

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