1975 Husqvarna on 2040-motos
Year:1975
Mileage:111
Centerville, Utah, United States
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An uncommon 175GP in mostly original unrestored condition. This bike has been stored indoors unused for the past 20 or more years so will need going through before use. The engine turns freely and transmission shifts through the gears at rest. I'm not sure if the rear sprocket is correct size for a GP model, otherwise the bike appears to be very original. Rear fender is broken but has original dealer sticker on it! Tank has a few scratches but no discernible dents or dings. No title, a bill of sale will be provided. A rare find in this condition, please review the photos thoroughly as they are part of the description. $250.00 non-refundable deposit required at auction close. Balance to be paid via certified check, bank wire or cash in person. Buyer is responsible for shipping arrangements and costs. Local pickup also possible.
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