Detail Info for: 1972 Honda SL350 1972 Honda SL350

Transaction Info
Sold On:
04/30/2018
Price:
$ 4601.00
Condition:
Mileage:
5853
Location:
Corpus Christi, Texas, 78414
Seller Type:
Private Seller
Vehicle Specification
Year Make Model:
1972 Honda SL350
Submodel Body Type:
Engine:
Transmission:
VIN:
SL3503023088
Vehicle Title:
Clear
Drive Train:
Fuel Type:
Standard Equipment:
Optional Equipment:
Vehicle Detail
A nice used bike I took down to the frame but did not re-paint frame(should have though). Engine completely overhauled with all NOS bearings, seals and gaskets, bored .50 over by Bore Tech, NOS: cam, cam chain and tensioner rollers, rocker arms, pistons, 5 piece ring sets, piston pins, right and left side head covers. Compression 185# each cylinder.NOS parts: fuel tank, tank badges, brake pads, headlight ring, rear brake pedal, throttle cable, clutch cable, rear brake cable, tachometer cable, speedometer cable, horn button assembly, air filter elements, headlight assembly, front and rear sprockets, kick stand and much more. New: Honda toolkit, tires, tubes, rim strips, SS spokes and nipples, Motobatt AGM battery, aftermarket shift lever, aftermarket front brake cable, reproduction handlebars, new Honda petcock, Forks rebuilt with new Honda seals and dust covers, new Honda footpeg rubbers, new aftermarket complete exhaust system and much more. Original rectifier and regulator replaced with Sparck Moto combo R/R unitSeat is perfect original with no cracks in the base.I did this work about four years ago and have rode it around town about 350 miles or so, believe the mileage to be accurate. went the .050 since I had NOS pistons and ring sets on hand.No leaks, not a drop.Best fenders I could find at the time. Side covers have been repainted and clear coated.I will do my best to answer all questions, but I work during the day.On Apr-20-18 at 20:16:42 PDT, seller added the following information: New Honda wheel bearings front and rear.On Apr-22-18 at 05:26:55 PDT, seller added the following information: I need to point out that on the left swingarm support where the swingarm bolt nut is located there is a crack in one of the two laminations which make up this support, a none issue in my opinion as I had forget about it until wiping the bike down yesterday. I am unable to add pics of it as I have maxed out the pic limit. You can see it if you look closely at the auction photos. I will remove the nut and get a picture this evening, message me for it and I will reply with it then. It was not mentioned when I purchased this bike and has not changed at all. ThanksMark