1969 Yamaha Ct 1 175 on 2040-motos
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Mileage:3
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Yamaha CT 1 175 tech info
Engine Size (cc):175
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha CT 1 175 description
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All original, complete bike. Except new chain, battery, fuel filter. Fuel tank cleaned no rust inside ,outside tank has minor scuffs and one small ding in front of Yamaha emblem on right side, hardly noticeable. Starts on 1 or 2 kicks, runs and shifts as it should. seat has no rips or tears. everything works except headlight probably just needs new bulb. All fluids drained and replaced. Tires hold air but will need to be replaced due to cracks in sidewalls. original tool kit. No title bill of sale only. 47 year old bike and show surface rust and wear, was in storage since 2002. Still bike looks and runs great for its age. will not ship, pick up only. I will assist loading on truck. $100.00 non refundable deposit due by paypal within 24 hours of purchase, remainder to be paid in cash upon pick up. Please ask any questins before bidding. Engine and frame have matching serial numbers.
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