1960 Honda C100

C100-P066469

This auction is for I believe a 1960's Honda C100 I was told that the blue under the seat meant it was made in the 60's-true or not, I don't know A friend of mine loved the way I restored my 65 C200 so much that we found this bike for her. We got some of the parts and now for the last two years it's just been sitting and making me frustrated. I keep getting told I'll get money to start the resto and nothing time and again. So, I'm done. Had enough, want it gone. It's not in great shape but I have absolutely seen worse on and off ebay. She has a good bit of surface rust but there are no holes or dents. The tires do hold air well and I see no signs of dry rot. The brake works, the throttle is stiff. It has compression. The rims are okay-the back one could probably just get cleaned up with steel wool. The seat is passable-it'll work fine until you recover/refoam it. One mirror is cracked (from a move). The tank does have rust in it so it may be just a cleaning/coating instance. I do have the keys and will try to find them before the end of the auction. I'm still unpacking motorcycle parts boxes. I do have the parts-the reason they aren't the right color, sadly, they did not send what we paid for and with shipping rates we firgured we would just deal with what we had. New fender with a few scuffs from sitting around and going thru two moves with us New side covers-we were going to go with flat black and chrome Single kick-stand w/ new spring Chromed air filter cap Front end rebuild kit New spark plug cap New passenger pegs New chain case New complete exhaust including header pipe & packing JUST FOUND: found the new shift pedal (not in pictures) and the shop manual that we purchased from ebay. It is not OEM but someone took the time to scan every page and do a spiral binding on it. It's all black and white but still pretty easy to figure out the photos Not sure if it was ever titled Please feel free to contact me with more info on the bike, I would love it! And of course if you have any questions. Buyer will be responsible for picking the bike and it's parts up. I'd be more than happy to help a shipping company pick up the bike and it's parts for you-but remember this is all up to the buyer. It is your responsibility and at your expense. On Mar-31-11 at 18:55:26 PDT, seller added the following information: Also: for any interested parties, we will be selling my husband's 1977 Yamaha XS750 Runs strong, clear title in his name and has several extra parts including 3 carb rebuild kits. It may take a week or two before we can get it listed. He simply wants something newer.On Apr-01-11 at 07:55:50 PDT, seller added the following information: I just noticed that for some reason it states that we will accept money order/check or whatever. We absolutely WILL NOT. We will accept CASH ONLY for the remaining balance due!