1963/65 Honda C105 Trail 55 Gas Tank on 2040-parts.com
Ware, Massachusetts, US
1963 honda trail 55 gas tank for sale. Gas tank is in good shape, clean, no rust, no dents or issues. The seat is trash in my opinion and I will gladly remove it if the buyer wants it gone. Ask any questions before buying. Thanks!
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