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UNRESTORED All original 1975 Honda CB400F.
This is a nice example of a CB400F with no major changes, damage, or customization. It is as original as I've seen one. The good: Original seat and "varnish blue" paint are in very nice shape. The motor starts right up and runs good. All lights, turn signals, and switches ect work good. The bad: The horn doesn't work and there are some rust holes in the exhaust. Overall a very nice vintage rider or collector! These bikes were made from 1975-1977 so this is a first year. Please see all photos. And send us a message with your location if you would like a shipping quote! Buyer is responsible for freight/shipping charges. |
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