Vintage 1971 Yamaha Ct1-175 Enduro, Ahrma. Looks Very Nice Take A Look!!!!!!!!! on 2040-motos
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Mileage:8924
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Garden Grove, California, US
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Type:Dual-Purpose
Engine Size (cc):175
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:CT1
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This Auction is for a 1971 Yamaha CT-1 175 Enduro. Bike looks very nice. Bike does shift through all gears. Bike has tons of compression and spark. All the bike should need is some fresh gas and should start right up. Throttle is not stuck. Clutch feels good. Chrome on the bike looks good. Gas tank looks nice inside. The emblems looks very nice on the bike. Seat looks good and has no tears. All around the bike looks very nice. Please look at the pictures and email with any questions. PayPal Only or Cash in Person. Must be Paid in 3 DAYS. ALL SALES FINAL SOLD AS-IS. Bike comes with a Bill of Sale Only. Buyer it to make arrangements for shipping if desired or just come pick the bike up. This is a 5 Day Auction. Thanks for Looking.
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