1978 Honda Cb400 A Bobber Project on 2040-motos

$250

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1978 Honda cb400 A bobber project, $250, image 1

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I have a 1978 Honda cb400 A witch has a two gear automatic transmission it has been cleaned up a the frame and engine has been painted the wiring has been simplified. motor turns over has new plugs and good compression. I started turning it into a bobber could be mad a nice bike needs a rear tire and tube small stuff great start for winter project. If intrested call anytime or text can send photos by phone will nego.

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