1982 Kawasaki Km on 2040-motos

US $200.00

Year:1982 Mileage:2

Location:

Potter, Nebraska, United States

Kawasaki KM photos

Kawasaki KM description

Up for sale is a Kawasaki KM 100. I took this in on a trade so I don't know much about it. The head cylinder and rubber boot are missing. May also be other parts that I am not aware of. Motor is locked up. In my opinion it would be easier to replace the motor. Plastics are sun faded. Easy fix no major damage. Seat is in good shape. I believe it has been recovered. Rims appear to be in good shape. Tires have tread left but are starting to crack, They still hold air. Turn signals will need repair work. Inside of tank is rusty and will need to be cleaned. Nothing else was tested. NO TITLE. But I can give you a bill of sales. Shipping is up to you.you ship has been here before. Please ask questions if you have any. I value my feedback so I try to check my messages. I expect payment when auction is over. Pay Pal Only.

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