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Mileage:36000
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Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:CB750
Honda CB description
Barn Fresh 1969 Honda CB750. The Bad.......In my research I have found that it is a K1 motor with later carbs. Not sure on the correct mileage with it not being correct motor. 36,000 on the speedo. The Good......It has the Original Gauges (Sand Cast Fittings) and controls. Wrinkle Tank...Chrome RC Header. Motor kicks over with compression. The trans shifts through the gears and into nuetral. Gauges Lens have some cracks but the faces are VGC and Good Color. I have a Clear Title in hand for the new owner. It does not have the turn signals or mirrors. It is missing the right side cover also. The bike needs a total restoration. I have the time but Not the parts or finances to do so. I remind all who look that this bike is for sale locally and may end early. I will work with your shipper to make this sale as Fast and Easy as Possible. Call 734-320-7one8two or email with any questions you have. An additional 4% will be added to any payments through PayPal.
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