Honda Ct70 Engine Bottom End Ct 70 1977 Crank Clutch Transmission on 2040-parts.com
Dallas, Texas, United States
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Honda CT70 engine bottom end out of a 1977 model. Cases are in good shape with no cracks or breaks. Crank moves and transmission spins. The threads on the end of the crank for the magneto nut are damaged and will need attention before using. I would completely rebuild the bottom end before using in a bike. Email with questions. Sold as is. Shipping in the US is $50.
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