1968 Honda Cl350 Dual Sport on 2040-motos

$1,500

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1968 honda cl350 dual sport, $1,500, image 1

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This bike is ALL original from the seat cover to the tires! Other than the killer sissy bar, and a headlamp bucket replacement this bike 100% original. The bike has gone through a full tune and service including a carb clean and sync, new battery, oil change and a full professional safety inspection.This bike is the best of a very collectible series of Honda motorcycles so don't let your chance of owning a true vintage survivor pass you by. Call 208 459-950seven or 371-XXXX

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