1971 Suzuki T500 on 2040-motos

$3,000

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Washington St at W. Main St 1971 Suzuki T500 shining as a new whistle...not 1 scratch on it. It's been sleeping most of its life in a shed well protected since 1973 when because of a Suzuki company defect (they repaired). Gearbox oil level cause a motor problem (bent Rod). While the engine's bottom end was opened for this Suzuki Company modification and repair I had both pistons, rings, pin and clips replaced. Also both carburetors were rebuilt and a new filter installed, a new battery, chain, and sprocket installed and the front and rear brakes rebuilt. I didn't turn the speedo backwards after this rebuild so there is only about 32mis on the bike as it sets right this moment although the speedo shows 18,178mis. It starts right up on the 1st or second kick every time.The only real need of this Suzie is for the aluminum to be buffed out...this, I'm not up to....sorry. Please...only interested persons call text or email me (I do not answer my phone, text nor email on Saturday until 8PM). The 1st $3000 cash in my hand gets my baby. Call/text John or email Me john. That's Me (JOHN)

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