1974 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Mileage:2
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Engine Size (cc):750
For Sale By:Private Seller
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for sale is a beautiful 1974 Honda CB 750 with 2600 miles, all
original, un-restored, even has original tires. This is the only bike I
have ever seen with this few of miles and in this good of condition.
I'm sure if your looking to buy this bike you know what you are looking
at and what a find this is. The 9-9.5 out of 10 comes from very minor
surface (only surface) rust on rear springs and various other small
places that could easily be cleaned up, but I leave that to you or your
detail shop. There is a clear tittle in my name. I will be happy to
answer any and all questions. The bike is for sale locally and I reserve
the right to end the auction early. A deposit of $500.00 at time of
sale is required and paid in full within 2 days. Buyer is responsible
for shipping. I can be reached by phone, for questions and or shipping
details, if you send me a message for my number or send me yours i will
call you.
Thanks for looking, good luck bidding. |
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