Honda : Cb Honda 1973 Cb 450 And 1978 Cb 400 Package on 2040-motos

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Honda : CB Honda 1973 CB 450 and 1978 CB 400 package, $2,200, image 1

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Here is a package deal for both bikes. The 1973 CB is in great shape, rebuilt forks, stator starter, new battery, rebuilt carbs, new throttle cable, new grips. seat needs to be recovered, paint is in fair shape but not original color. starts right up, smokes on left side only under hard acceleration, runs and drives fine. cool cruiser. The 1978 Honda CB400 is in terrific condition, the headlamp ear bracket id broken on 1 side but otherwise in exceptional condition, it does need a battery. I am not a motorcycle guy so please ask any and all questions. these bikes do not have titles. I have run them through the NCIC to verify they are not stolen. I only picked salvage toe because these bikes don't come with titles. I can obtain titles for an additional $400 if interested. It will take about four weeks to obtain them.

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