1965 Honda CL

CL77-1041287

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Lookee Here ! Boy's and Girl's " This Is It " and No Reserve ! Here's your chance to own a real Nice CL77 Honda 305 Scrambler Unrestored Survivor with minimal wear and tear for being days short of 50 year's old, Honda built their name on this Motorcycle, it would be a Perfect Driver for the Summer, " Ready To Go " this thing runs great and shifts through the gear's and rolls down the road smoothly. The pipes and burn shields are original and they are straight and dent free, I have some baffles for the pipes that go with it. I hate to sell this bike but my Girl friend is going to have a Baby and she said it has to go and that's the end of it, and I priced it to sell ! The bike has Just been tuned up, and the Carb's were rebuilt with Carb rebuild kit's, it has " New Period Correct Tires ", tube's, and the rims look really " Nice " and it has the original " Tool Kit ". Everything works as it should, their is a horn and it works but the horn button will not honk it I'm not sure why ? I put some expensive 1/2 mile bars on it and they look all pro super great, plus I do have the stock bars that go with it and they're straight. It has the original seat with no tears or rips. The lower end has all new seals ( No Oil Leaks). The gas tank was repainted the correct color with a spray gun and hard paint not a spray can ( it was faded and had lost it's shin) . This would be a great bike to just drive around and enjoy and you'll not lose any money on it, this bike is really something, Everything is " there " including the skid pan " No stripped out nuts or bolts ". The bike looks very straight. You can restore something a thousand times but there is only one original, and there is something about a original anything. I bought the bike from David Liggon of Santa Fe New Mexico great guy for $3750.00 plus shipping his phone number is 505-316-5526 and my phone number is Scott 702-641-1988 we will answer any questions we can. This is your chance to look good gunning this thing around town for not a lot of money " No Reserve " I have receipts for the $4760.00 I have in it. I live in Las Vegas Nevada and you could make it a vacation trip and save on shipping, maybe play some poker and pay for your trip and the bike. California come and get it ! Stay Tough. Scott On Jun-18-14 at 08:28:44 PDT, seller added the following information: The bike has a New Chain.On Jun-18-14 at 08:30:44 PDT, seller added the following information: The bike also has a new brake light switch.On Jun-18-14 at 12:37:41 PDT, seller added the following information: ATTENTION EVERYONE The year is NOT CORRECT it was an over sight it is not a 1965 like I thought it is a 1966, I just look at the title, I should of know because it has the new style foot pegs. 1966, 1966 1966.On Jun-18-14 at 12:46:13 PDT, seller added the following information: INFORMATION CHANGE Once again the year is 1966 The frame number is CL77-1041287 and the Engine number is CL77E-1041308 I hope this clear everything up. ScottOn Jun-22-14 at 04:10:35 PDT, seller added the following information: I never said but the guy that work on this bike worked at a Honda Dealership for 40 Year's and is 65 year's old. Plus the tires are new and super hard to get ! try and fined some.On Jun-22-14 at 07:32:31 PDT, seller added the following information: I'm selling this thing to rase some money I never said but I have 3 of these and although this one is really nice the other two are museum quality so this one has to go, I have 17 super nice Honda's from the early and mid 60's my parents were Honda Dealers for 35 year's one of the top dealer in the Nation I work there from 1964 to 1977, I've had Dinner with Mr. Soichiro Honda twice in Tokyo Japan in 1972 He Died Aug. 5, 1991 in Tokyo, there may be someone out there who knows as much about these things as me but no one knows more ! I'm in my mind Sixty's ! I'm the one that did all work that was done on this thing, This is a good one the problem with the horn is the horn switch I'm sure but they so costly for a nice one that I'm not going to spend the money, you can get a beat up one or cheap after market one for $35.00 but a good genuine Honda switch will cost you up to $ 150.00. Donald Scott Peterson On Jun-22-14 at 16:05:09 PDT, seller added the following information: The reason I didn't wave my own flag earlier is i didn't feel like it, or want to over sell anything, you will not fined a better CL77 for the money. The front Brake is weak all it needs are the brake shoes sanded I'm not going to do it. Donald Scott Peterson