1977 Custom Built Motorcycles Pro Street on 2040-motos

US $21000

Year:1977 Mileage:3

Location:

Clarksville, Michigan, United States

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Honda Pro Street photos

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Honda Pro Street tech info

Engine Size (cc):750 Warranty:none Type:chopper For Sale By:owner

Honda Pro Street description

selling my 1977 chopper

it has all been redone.

motor is a 1972 cb750

it has a Amen rigid, w/HD neck

18" over wide springer, 21" front wheel 16" rear.

also including a 19" over Fury narrow springer, that had been on it previously.

sebring- electronic unit.

any questions please call 616-648-7042

also selling locally

seller reserves the right to end auction at anytime if reserve has not been met.

buyer responsible for shipping

$500 dollar deposit in 48hours,final payment in 7 days.

will not ship until all payment has cleared ( typ 3 wks ) cash works best.

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