Buy 1971 Honda CB 350 CB350 Complete OEM Engine Motor ASSEMBLY 68-73 -- Miles: 5181 in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, United States, for US $589.88

Condition:Used Manufacturer Part Number:NA Brand:Honda UPC:Does Not Apply

Up for sale is this Complete Engine off of a 1971 Honda CB 350 E Motorcycle as seen in the above photos. This item is in overall fair cosmetic pre-owned condition. This was removed directly from a running bike but the motor has sat approximately 10 years. This kicks over and compression feels good although we did not measure it. The Transmission shifts into and back out of all gears. Shift Shaft End & Kicker Gear Splines are in good usable condition. Please note this is a pre-owned item and may show signs of use including dirt, scratches, corrosion, rust, scuffs, marks, oil, peeling paint & or grime! Oil has been drained for shipping. Shift shaft & Kicker Shaft Splines are in good usable condition. There are 5181 Miles on this motor. The actual item is shown in the above photos! Free USA Shipping!!!!!!!!!!!! Please feel free to ask any questions about this item. Thank you.

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