1975 Kawasaki 100 (gladstone) on 2040-motos

$400

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1975 Kawasaki 100 (Gladstone), $400, image 1

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1975 Kawasaki 100. Motor has good compression and the bike looks good but it's been sitting for a little while and will need a little work.Probably needs new magneeto, and needs motor flush, and maybe a few other minor things. Complete bike. No title or papers, they are long lost. If you're interested you can call me at 503 998 XXXXI will delete posting when I sell the bike

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