1967 Honda Super Sport Cb 125, Ss 125 Barn Find No Title on 2040-motos
Year:1967
Mileage:99999
Langhorne, Pennsylvania, US
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For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:SS
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This bike has no title, but will provide a bill of sale. Engine spins with good compression. The tank is very clean inside and straight, no dents no rust. The seat has no tares. This would make a very good parts bike. Headlight shell is cracked. The mufflers are rough. The rest of the bike looks good. It has the keys and original tool kit as shown. I have an extra spedo gauge to go with. All wires look good, nothing cut. Front fender looks rare. Vin. number is SS 125 A -117140 Engine Number is SS 125AE- 117205 Please ask if you have any questions.
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