1972 Honda CT

I am selling my 1972 Honda CT70H 4 speed here in a NO RESERVE auction. I have an ILLINOIS TITLE. It is a manual 4 speed model. Red. The engine (and carb) and transmission were gone through professionally about a year and a half ago (and roughly 300 miles) by a well known and respected shop in Detroit Michigan. He also redid the seat pan, seat foam, and seat cover. (Note there is no "Honda" on the back of the seat, it was not important to me to have this with the new cover), he also redid the wheels, wheel bearings, and brakes in both front and rear. Also the front forks were redone because the previous owner rattle can touch them up and they looked terrible. The frame and rear swing arm were NOT redone as you can see in the pictures. This was built to be a good looking bike to run like new. At that time I installed all new cables, as well as speedo cable, hand grips with new twist throttle set up, New tubes, new tires, new exhaust pipe, new tail lamp lens, new chain guard, new chain, new sprockets, and replaced most of the bolts with new stainless. I'm sure I may have missed a few things, so please ask questions, and I will do my best to answer right away. The bike is available as you see it in the pictures. By the time this auction ends it may have a few more miles on it becuase I enjoy riding it and I will also allow local test drives as I do have the bike for sale locally. I accept CASH payment upon pick up. I do not ship an item this big. If YOU make arrangements with me BEFORE bidding, you are welcome to contact me and see what can be worked out, but a LARGE deposit must be paid previous to that arrangement and payment in cash in full upon pickup. Ask ANY and ALL questions before bidding. I reserve the right to end the auction early as I do have it for sale locally. Again, this is a NO RESERVE AUCTION so someone will be buying this highly collectable rare bike. Similar to the CT70 3 speed automatic but this is a 4 speed manual. If you read through this entire ad, you obviously know these bikes and know all about them, but I figured I better add that anyway in just in case.