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1972 Honda CB500 Four. Complete motorcycle. Have clear title and the key. Stored since 1983 in a dry garage. This bike ran fine the last time it was used.
A very original bike. The only change is the handle bar. I do not have the original. Owned by the same person since 1981. There is surface rust and dirt. Some scratches and scuffs. The bike has never been crashed or abused. Motor turns over when kicked. There is old gas and some rust in the tank. I have not started the bike. The chrome is still very strong under the surface rust and I was able to easily get a nice shine in a few spots with steel wool and minimal effort. This bike can easily be turned into a very pretty classic bike. Please review the photos and use the zoom feature for a detailed visual description. Please read this listing completely and email me prior to bidding or buying if you have any questions. Shipping will be local pick-up, freight and buyer arranged. The item is sold as-is with refunds only if not as described and shown in the photos. Thank you for considering this item. A nice find. Check out my other items! Check out my other items! |
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