1967 Suzuki Tc250 on 2040-motos

US $30000

Year:1967 Mileage:10

Location:

Aromas, California, United States

Suzuki TC250 photos

Suzuki TC250 tech info

Engine Size (cc):250

Suzuki TC250 description

This is a hard to find 1967 Suzuki TC250 Scrambler. It is not running, but the motor does turn over and have compression. It is mostly complete with original parts. The pipes, tank, side panels and fenders are pretty much dent free. The seat pan is in good condition, it would just need to be re-covered. I am including some parts I have purchased in hopes of restoring it myself, but too many projects. It comes with two headlight buckets, speedo, headlight and trim ring, NOS Points, two NOS pipe guards, Tail Light (Lens is cracked) and a few other small parts. I have no idea how many original miles were on the bike because the speedo was missing out of the headlight bucket that came with it.

This bike will come with a bill of sale only. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

Please contact me if you have any questions.

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