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1972 Honda Cb350 on 2040-motos

US $799.00
YearYear:1972 MileageMileage:7591
Location:

Saint Paul, Minnesota, US

Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
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Honda CB description

1972 Honda CB 350.  No reserve!!  Only 7500 miles.  Clear title, current license, runs, idles, shifts, and drives, but needs tune up - probably a carb clean.  Electric start does not work, but it kicks over every time.  Seat is nice, but has a small rip.  Otherwise everything is complete and original.  Tank is nice and straight, good paint - some nicks and scratches, but overall in good shape.  Inside is clean - appears to have been nicely coated with Red-Kote.  Tires are only a year or so old and have tons of tread.  All lights and turn signals work.  Horn does not work. 


Local pickup or I'm happy to help with your shipper as much as possible.  Cash or paypal.


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