1973 Other Makes 250 Moto Cross

980-9-002438

1973 CZ 250 Moto Cross THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION. STARTING BID IS THE RESERVE, SO PLEASE BID ONLY IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT FOLLOWING THROUGH WITH YOUR PURCHASE AFTER YOU WIN. $200 Paypal deposit required within 48 hours of auction end. Payment of balance due within 7 days. Please look at photos carefully. Frame & engine numbers are matching. Not a show bike but pretty dang nice nonetheless. This is a great looking racer. Runs excellent. Frame & swing arm modified. Plastic coffin tank and replica fenders, otherwise a correct CZ250. Very nice bars, wheels, forks, & pipe. Ask any questions before bidding please---Mike 623-465-0636 No title. Bill of sale if required. Shipping is responsibility of buyer but I can help if needed. PICKUP IS PREFERRED. These are 30-40+ year old vintage dirt bikes. The original manufacturers didn't warranty them when they were new, so neither will I. Every used vintage dirt racing motorcycle, whether it has been restored or not, will ALWAYS need SOMETHING adjusted, tweaked, modified, replaced, repaired by YOU before you ride or race it. Since no bike is perfect, please be reasonable and understand this before bidding. Mileage is unknown therefore I am just guessing as to accuracy. I will be listing 80-100 vintage dirt bikes with prices ranging between $100 and $10,000 over the next year. Every auction will start at no reserve just like this one. Please watch my auctions as you never know what will turn up next. On Jul-27-11 at 12:36:17 PDT, seller added the following information: Corrections: Rear fender is original metal with no dings, but inner fender is reproduction plastic. Airbox is original metal. Original Jikov carb. Original shocks work great. Rare original pipe is very nice with only a couple very minor dings underneath that can't be seen unless you crawl under it. Original perch style bars are excellent with good chrome and no tweaks. Wheels are excellent. Forks are excellent. Not sure but I think those are original levers, throttle, and grips? RE: the frame mods: This looks to be a high quality long travel kit that was professionally installed back in the day. This is no butchered up, back yard hack-job. Clean welds and a nice straight frame & swingarm. Nothing looks crappy, home made, or slip shod. Possibly a Mid-Valley CZ job? Not sure who did it but whoever did, did it right. If you need more pictures of certain areas please ask and I will add them to this listing for all to see. Thanks guys for all the questions.