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75 Suzuki Gt380 on 2040-motos

US $1,800.00
YearYear:1975 MileageMileage:3069 ColorColor: Silver
Location:

Wallingford, Connecticut, US

Wallingford, Connecticut, US
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TypeType:Sport Bike Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):380 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Private Seller

Suzuki Other description

Up for sale is my low mileage Suzuki GT380 3 cylinder 2 stroke sport bike. I found this bike 4 years ago after it was sitting in the owners basement for nearly 30 years! Having had a bad experience riding and falling down on the bike twice, he decided to park it in the basement corner with just over 1800 miles on it! This Bike retains all its original patina except the following items to freshen it up for ridding fun on the twisties----complete carb/petcock rebuild, new tires, chain, filter and all fluids. This bike is a blast to drive on the back road "toot" of your choice. She's got oil injection so no mixing ever required. Also these were built as a kick start only and she starts easily. The pictures make the bike look almost perfect but shes a real nice looking rider and not a show bike. On the right side of the bike due to the drops there is a scuff on the brake lever and on the lid for the brake master cylinder. The leg mount on that side for the headlight bucket has also been straightened. Also the tank has a small dent under the "suzuki" badge.Other than that she really does show pretty well for a 38 year old machine. Even has the factory "Suzuki" stamped mirrors, no aftermarket. I am also putting a very fair reserve on this machine so who ever buys it will be ready to ride and enjoy as she needs nothing! While its does have a "clear" history, Connecticut does not offer titles to vehicles prior to 1981 so this will come with a copy of my registration and a bill of sale only. Winning bidder will require a $500 deposit to Paypal 24 hours after close of auction, full balance payment in cash on pick up of vehicle or certified funds due within 72 hours of auction close prior to pick up of this vehicle. Sale does not including any arrangement or costs for shipping on the part of the seller as this is full responsibility of winning buyer. Email me with any additional questions. Good luck bidding!

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