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1976 Honda Gl1000 Goldwing on 2040-motos

$2,000
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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, GA
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76 Honda gl 1000 gold wing . motor good . has a modified intake with a vw single carb on it . have original carbs if someone wants original . bike will crank and run . runs great . will need fine tuning on the carb and maybe waterpump .so its a small project . new battery . will need a few electrical connentions reconnected from adding the cafe bars . attractive tires . triple disc brakes . clubman bars . gold paint . cafe racer low profile seat . 1st style of the Goldwing back when they were naked bikes about power not touring.clear title in my nameno trades please .if it is on craigslist it is still availableno text about lowest price please classic vintage cafe bobber chopper custom cb xs kz gs

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