1971 Honda Ct 70 Restore Or Parts. on 2040-motos

US $152.50

Year:1971 Mileage:0

Location:

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, US

1971 Honda CT 70 restore or parts., US $152.50, image 1

Honda CT photos

1971 Honda CT 70 restore or parts., US $152.50, image 2

Honda CT description

Honda CT 70 1971;

Was running good before I took it apart to restore. It is a bare bones bike, no head light,tail light, ect.

Wanted to restore but don't have time or money. Has new fork seals and rear tire and tube. I painted it red

had every intension of rebuild but times have changed'

thanks

BOB

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