1973 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $4200

Year:1973 Mileage:12

Location:

Monroeville, Alabama, United States

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For Sale By:Private Seller

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Up for bid a 1973 Honda SL350. It has 12,741 miles, and I don't think it has ever been restored. As the pictures show it really has been taken care of for the last 43 years. The man. date is 7/72. I am the third owner. I have the original bill of sale and clear title, but the second owner is from Alabama and they don't title before 1975. He never transferred it to his name, it is signed to him from the original owner. I have also the bill of sale to him. I also live in Alabama and never made any effort to get the title changed because I don't need it either. That being said all you will receive from me is a bill of sale, a copy of my tag receipt and insurance. You can have all the original paper work ( Bought in Ohio) If this is a problem for you please do not bid.

Now, the bike looks to be all original except for the coils (see pictures) All the lights work and horn and kill switch. Front tire is new, tach cable is new, air foam filters are new, rear chain is new, and battery is new. Besides this I installed new floats and needle and seats in the carbs. The carbs looked very clean for their age, and the floats were replaced because one was leaking. There is a small crack in the left side cover that wont be seen in the pictures. When I put on the front tire the brakes and hub looked very good. The back brake has little adjustment used so they are probably OK but I haven't looked. Otherwise it has small scratches in paint and aluminum fenders. The tool box cover is aftermarket. Seat lock and steering lock works, the gas tank cap lock works but you don't have to use the key to open

Now, It has a noticeable tap on the left side of the head around the tach drive when first cranked, this goes away after about 8 seconds when oil pressure is reached. It has a very slow oil leak around the shift rod or trans output, about a drop every 3 minutes. Besides this it runs strong, shifts well and doesn't smoke

Thanks for looking

This local pick up only. Also the engine is matching # on bill of sale and is kick only. No electric start.

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