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Engine Size (cc):70
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Dual-Purpose
For Sale By:Private Seller
Honda CT description
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Very nice 1972 Honda CT-70 in great un-restored condition. The bike has been well cared for and always starts on the 1st kick. The bars are straight, the seat is nice and the chrome is good all around. We have owned many CT-70s over the years and this is the best running one of them all. The lights and horn are in good working order. This bike has new tires and tubes as well as a new battery and strap, so it is ready to be enjoyed by the new owner right away. There is no title so the bike will be delivered with a Bill of Sale. The VIN # is CT702036716 We are located in suburban Pittsburgh (15236) and pick up can be arranged on a 24/7 basis. $200 deposit via PayPal is due at the close of the auction and the balance can be paid by wire transfer or cash (in person). Thanks for looking and good luck bidding! 
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