1973 Honda CB

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Wow!!! Here's the deal all you collectors dream about - a geniune Amen Savior Chopper! This beauty was completely restored to its original glory and you know there are only a handful of these left. I searched for years for one of these and finally located this one up in Washington State; it was last licensed and registered in 1982. I've sold dozens of collecor bikes on E-Bay with sterling feedback but this one is especially desireable and rare. The bike has a re-built CB750 engine with fresh rings and gaskets. The carbs have been gone through and re-jetted for the 4 into 1 exhaust. All the engine covers have been polished and the block painted in high temp flat black. The engine is stock except for the velocity stacks (one is missing). The gas tank is a vintage 1966 Harley Sprint that has been massaged to perfection and is the ideal period piece for the chopper. The seat was professionally upholstered and as you can see from the pictures is sleek and form fitting. The tank and frame were painted in Viper red urethane (I'll supply a can of matching paint) with multi color flames (very 70s). The tailight is a new 1959 Cadillac bullet twith a custom formed housing and integrated side license bracket. The front wheel is off a Harley Softtail and the rear is a polished Honda 750 mag. Tires are in great shape. The Amen frame was carefully restored and all of the springs re-plated. The axle housing was duplicated in stainless steel by a tool and die maker - very special and unique. The rear fender struts, brake arm, and ignition bracket were fabricated from billet aluminum The oil tank, coil bracket and other fitments are original Amen and extremely rare. The bike has standard Honda electronics and wiring housed in a custom aluminum shell beneath the oil tank. A new battery and minor wiring details are required to start the bike. This beauty has been a labor of love but I regretfully must sell it to finish other projects. It is 98% complete and just requires minor wiring and mechanical work to complete. Once finished this bike will be show-worthy and could potentially land a spot in "The Horse" magazine or other periodical. Save a ton of money over a completed chopper by buying this nearly completed beauty - finish it with you own style and flare. I guarantee you'll be the star attraction at any bike gathering - super rare and desireable! Despite being registered and licensed , the former owner in Washington never supplied me with a title. I will provide a detailed bill of sale and assist in any way I can with a duplicate title. This is a unique opportunity to own an original Amen Savior framed bike - good luck!