1973 Other Makes CZ

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Highlights Sold on Bill of Sale Not for highway or public road use 250 CC engine Moto Cross Racer Works Replica Coffin tank Radial head Shoulder less alloy wheels Ready to go Vintage racing or display Restored to race Never raced, started then parked Clean tank, fresh gas, new spark plug, carb cleaner, will start Easiest way to ship... www.Uship.com Will store for you at no cost as long as you ask first. This CZ 250 was manufactured by Ceska Zbropjovka, once an arms manufacturer, a branch of the Skoda car company (now inside the Volkswagen Group) and once owned by the Castiglione brothers' Cagiva. Starting in the mid-1960s, CZ was the bike to beat in international motocross, the Czechoslovakian 2-stroke recording six Grand Prix world championships from 1964 through 1969. Little is known about this clean, tidy, well fettled and believed almost entirely original example other than the bike was from the 2nd owner 5 years ago, in New Mexico, who apparently did little riding aboard. The bike, believed to be still to its original, stock specification, only shows minor signs of age, not wear. Its two most significant, aesthetic characteristics are well intact, the coffin tank and the porcupine cylinder head. This bike just needs "de-hibernation" tank cleaned, fresh gas & oil, carb cleaner, new plug and should run great; it could serve as great play bike, run in vintage motocross – near the front of the pack – or live a life as a collector's bike. Your choice. If you have any questions give me a jingle (313) 414. 3540