1972 Honda Cb on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):750
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1972 HONDA CB750 ORIGINAL VINTAGE MOTORCYCLE, ALL ORIGINAL PARTS, TITLED, BEEN SITTING SEVERAL YEARS NON RUNNING, HAS GOOD COMPRESSION MOTOR TURNS OVER, SOLID BIKE. HAS FRAME CB750-1115873 ANDF MOTOR NUMBERS MATCHING FOR THE YEAR CB750-1115167. BIKE OVERALL WILL NEED SOME BRINGING BACK TO LIFE, BUT IS A GREAT PIECE TO WORK WITH. TANK IS SOLID, CLEAN INSIDE, MINIMAL SURFACE RUST, HAS SCRATCHES/SCUFFS, AND PAINT HAS SOME FADING ON TOP, CHROME HAS RUST AND PITTING IN AREAS, NO MAJOR DENTS IN BODY WORK, THE TOP OF EACH TRIPLE CLAMP NEAREST THE FORK HAS CRACKED, SO IT WILL NEED A NEW TRIPLE TREE TOP, AND THE AIRBOX IS MISSING, EXHAUST ARE PRETTY SOLID AND ORIGINAL, HAVE NO BAFFLES FROM WHAT I SEE, JUST THE INSERT PART, ONLY THE TOP LEFT EXHAUST HAS A SMALL HOLE NEAR THE VERY BACK, THE OTHER PIPES ARE SOLID JUST SOME SURFACE RUST. SEAT HAS ONE SMALL RIP BUT GOOD PAN, OVERALL AN EXCELLENT EARLY CB750 TO COMPLETE AND GET RIDING AGAIN. ASK ANY QUESTIONS, PAYMENT DUE IN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION CLOSE, PICKUP OR SHIPPING IS BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY. MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE IF SHIPPING IS NEEDED, BIKE CAN BE STORED A SHORT WHILE.
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