1967 Honda Cl on 2040-motos
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Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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I rode this bike almost daily for a year ten years ago. It has been stored inside. With very little work, you can ride it next weekend or with lots of work and money, it can be renovated. Engine turns over with kick pedal and is not frozen. Bike odometer read 8732 when I bought it. I removed it for rebuilding at about 9732 so it is not on the bike and I no longer have it. Great starting point for a 160 Dream Renovation. This has always been a great bike and you will love it! 1967 CA 160 Dream. Have clean title. Buyer responsible for pick-up. Located in Northern Virginia. |
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