Trade 2 For 1 96 Honda Civic And Bobber Project on 2040-motos

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I am looking to trade both these for 1. I would consider both projects but the Honda only due to it is not tagged and inspected and needs a little work.1996 Honda civic. Does run and drive. Not tagged or inspected has erratic idle. Have replaced the idle air control valve and did not fix I do have a throttle position sensor but have not installed. Car also needs a battery can jump off to show it runs. Body is in terrific shape paint is faded and back plastic bumper has a hole as shown in pics. I do have the title and it is a salvage title so I will say that upfront. 1.6L four cyl non vtec with a 5 gear. 17" rims with low profile tires. No radio and it does have a alarm alarm on the car.1981 Yamaha XS850 triple limited bobber project. Has everything pictured and all the original parts as well as original seat. New Z bars and the old bars. New rear tire. Ran good but has not been cranked in over 3 mnths. Battery dead and only have kick start (old school) may just need the battery hooked up and jumped I have never actually tried. Just too busy to find time to work on and too many projects. I do have the title to the bike and it had less than 13K original miles. Has been converted to a hardtail but as you see in the pics still have the shocks. I am looking to trade both for a street bike ready for the road. Doesn't matter bobber, crotch or cruiser would prefer 600 and up. Can need work if mainly cosmetic just don't have time for projects. I may also consider a nice quad as well.Email or text 972-877-973two. I will get back with you as quick as I can but work a lot of hours.

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