1974 Honda Cb 360 Custom on 2040-motos
Year:1974
Mileage:0
north hollywood, California, US
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Type:Custom
Phone:2134376316
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1974 Honda CB360 Brat style. Complete frame up build. Engine completely rebuilt. All wiring and electronics done professionally. Almost every component on this bike is brand new. Tons of fabrication done, mikuni carbs, custom stainless exhaust, stainless steel perforated mesh skid plate & rear fender, dual sport KENDA tires, this bike has been custom built with the works by award winning builder. Please contact for price! More info on the bike at 213-437-63onesix $1.00 .
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