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1975 Honda Gl1000 Gold Wing Goldwing First Year Of Production Original Paint on 2040-motos

US $3,400.00
YearYear:1975 MileageMileage:14367 ColorColor: Blue
Location:

Littleton, Colorado, US

Littleton, Colorado, US
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Honda Gold Wing tech info

Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):1000 WarrantyWarranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty For Sale ByFor Sale By:Dealer VINVIN:GL1

Honda Gold Wing description

This bike is a survivor sold to us by the original owner's brother.  It is an original Colorado motorcycle and has only been owned by the two brothers prior to being obtained by our dealership- M2 Motors.

We are located at 5800 Federal Blvd, Denver CO 80201 and we are a licensed Colorado Dealer.

The state of Colorado makes vehicles over 10 years old "exempt" for odometer readings and the title is marked as "exempt" on this bike.  However, the prior owner told us the mileage on the odometer is accurate.  

The engine sounds great and runs strong.  The carburetors were professionally rebuilt using Randakk carb kits and his recommended techniques.  The bike has a few minor leaks commensurate with a 38 year old motorcycle.

The paint and chrome are original.  There are some areas where the factory pinstripe tape has faded, cracked, and flaked.  The paint on the top panel (below the luggage rack) has crazed.  The chrome is good with no rust, however it does have the normal wear and fine scratches for a bike manufactured in 1975 (April 1975 per the neck plate).

I would rate this bike as a "Condition 3 Very Good" using the "The Comprehensive Vintage Motorcycle Price Guide" compiled by the Motorcycle and Model Railroad Museum of Wisconsin and published by the Whitehorse Press.   (Condition 1 is New/Un-used Perfect)

Buyer must arrange for shipping,  I will not crate or arrange shipping -- shipping is the responsibility of the buyer.  Bike must be picked up within 14 days.

Buy it Now purchase must be paid in full through PayPal immediately.  If a best offer is accepted an immediate non refundable deposit of $500 is required with the remaining balance paid via cash in person OR cashier's check.  The cashiers check must clear through our bank prior to bike pickup and title transfer.  

If you have any questions please contact me on 720 454 5988.  
thanks for looking

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