Honda Cb350 Four 1973 Un-restored on 2040-motos

US $1,000.00

Year:1973 Mileage:13500 Color: Red

Location:

Sully, Iowa, US

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Honda CB tech info

Type:Standard Engine Size (cc):350 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda CB description

1973 Honda CB350 four. Un-restored and in excellent condition. Glossy paint with no fading. There are two small paint chips in the left side of the tank that have been touched up. There is a scratch where the tank meets the seat. Seat cover is in good condition but the foam has some deterioration. Engine is quiet and runs very well and very smooth with new plugs, points, K&L carburetor kits, oil and filter, etc. Tires are older and are showing age, but have little wear. All the controls work properly. The tripometer is inoperative, but the odometer is functional and shows correct mileage. The chome is very nice. The back wheel has some pitting. The mufflers are aftermarket and have rust on the bottom side of them. There is also a battery acid stain on the right side muffler. Mufflers sound good, but are not the originals. The front master cylinder has been rebuilt with Honda parts. The front brake hose is cracking but not leaking.

We have really enjoyed this motorcycle this summer. It turns heads wherever we go. We have had it out on the road enough to know that it is a solid and reliable bike. It runs well. It is great rider or show piece. We have ridden it to a few local shows, as well as taken it to the Rockerbox show in Milwaukee. We know the history of the motorcycle. The first owner has visited our shop to talk about the history, and who has owned it before us. The 3 previous owners were from our area.

SALE IS FINAL SO PLEASE ASK ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE SO YOU CAN BIT IN CONFIDENCE.

$500 DEPOSIT IS DUE WITHIN 48 HOURS AND FULL PAYMENT IN CASH OR CLEARED BANK CHECK IS DUE WITHIN 7 DAYS OF AUCTIONS END, SHIPPING IS TO BE SET UP BY THE BUYER, THE BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS.

PICK UP MUST OCCUR WITHIN 15 DAYS OF SALE UNLESS AN AGREEMENT IS MADE BETWEEN THE SELLER AND THE BUYER.

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