Honda 1980 81 82 83 84 85 86 C 70 Passport C70 Engine Motor Starter Parts Oao1e on 2040-parts.com
Harmony, Pennsylvania, United States
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I think this is a 1982 Honda passport C70 cub engine. I had a 1980 and 82 and if I remember correctly its from the red 82. The engine is #OAO1E- for reference.
The engine has a bent shifter shaft as pictured and other than that seems to turn over with compression and seems to function fine. It is sold for parts only as Ive never had it running and was removed about two years ago. It is pretty clean as seen in pictures. I am not sure if the starter works. The kickstarter is NOT included. I have a few other cub parts so if your looking for any others let me know. Thank you |
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