1972 Honda Cb350 K4 Twin - Excellent Condition on 2040-motos
Year:
Mileage:10675
Color:
Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, US
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Engine Size (cc):350
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:CB350
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1972 CB350 K4 Here is a
very nice 1972 CB350 K4 Twin in Honda’s “Light Ruby Red” color. This motorcycle has been treated to a
thorough detailing, and looks outstanding.
There are lower mileage CB350s out there, but few are as clean as this
one. It is also very hard to find red
CB350s that don’t have badly sun faded paint.
The paint on this bike still is bright red. Even the red zone on the tachometer is still
a deep shade of red. The side cover looks faded on top in the second photo. It isn't. My camera overloaded on the red in the sunshine. Mechanically,
this CB350 runs great. It starts easily
and settles into an even idle. It pulls
well through the gears and stops smoothly.
Headlight, taillight, brake light, turn signals, instrument lights, high
beam indicator light and horn all work properly. New front and rear tires (and tubes) with a
classic tread pattern have been installed.
A new seat cover and strap in the correct Honda pattern was also installed. It will remain soft and flexible for many
years to come. The gas tank
is dent-free, but does have a few minor scratches. The side covers are free of cracks, but the left side cover has a noticeable scratch, about an inch long. The inside of the gas tank is very clean. The original petcock would not flow gas on
the reserve position, so a new Honda petcock was installed. The carbs have been cleaned and rebuilt, and
the fuel lines have been replaced with new ones. Many other items
on this 40+ year old motorcycle were tended to during the “nut and bolt” detailing
process, such as replacing the drive chain. It is not perfect, but nevertheless, it is still
stunning. As it stands now, this CB350
can be ridden and enjoyed, or rolled into your living room and admired as a
work of motorcycle “art”. Now is your
chance to own this classic. PayPal
deposit of $500 within 24 hours of purchase required. Balance due in cash at time of pickup. I could possibly deliver within a several
hundred mile radius of zip 16648 for $0.50 per loaded mile (one-way). Mileage determined by using MapQuest to your
location from zip 16648. Full prepayment
would be required in this case. IMPORTANT
- Contact me before purchasing to confirm that this option is available to your
location. All other delivery options are
the sole responsibility of the buyer. This Honda
has a clear Pennsylvania title in my name.
PA purchasers must pay PA sales tax. Two short videos were added to YouTube - a walk around and a short ride by - so that the bike can be heard running. Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1ZyL9VPyNo
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