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Mileage:559
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Engine Size (cc):360
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Cruiser
For Sale By:Private Seller
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You are looking at one of rarest and cleanest original (all complete) cb360's in the USA - Original 559 Miles - Runs and drives like new - all electrical works perfect!
This VIN is ending in "1009" making it one of the first thousand 360's off the production line! This 1974 CB360 is in incredible shape, runs perfect and is 100% complete, even the tool kit! It's even has the front Disc Brakes! This bike deserves to be in a museum or Honda shop for display (or ride it and impress all your biker friends) Everything is original except for the spark plugs and tires. See the video of it running here. Youtube (.com) /watch?v=3Ii8IYSc2GU The story that was told from the original owner is that he took the motorcycle on 3 rides and then when starting it for his 4th ride he ran it into his metal garage door (see the small scratch on the front chrome fender photo) there's also a super tiny mark (size of sesame seed) on the tank from the handle bars screw touching the tank. Also a small scratch on the back right tail pipe - see photo. He then parked it for over 35 years before selling it. I purchased it from the second owner in hopes to have it as my daily driver but decided not to get my endorsement, it's too nice for a beginner rider. Please let me know any questions or if you need more photos let me know - call 425 736 3888 $500 deposit due 6 hours after purchasing, full payment due within 3 days. I can help with shipping if out of state. |
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