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Offered for sale is this Original 1976 Husqvarna 360WR in Exceptional , Showroom condition .
Engine was completely rebuilt by Forest Stahl . Rebuilt with OEM Husqvarna parts . Rebuilt Curnutt shocks. Rebuilt front forks . New Front and rear Dunlop tires. New plastic fenders . Original Fuel tank with minor scratches. No dents. No rust. Tank has not been repainted. Currently using a Mikuni VM Carburetor / intake system because the bike runs better with a Mikuni . The original Bing carb. / intake system will be supplied with the bike. Bill of sale only. No Title. No warranty. Not accepting lowball offers . Accepted payment for balance due - Money order or personal check . Due within 7 days. Buyer is responsible for all shipping arrangements and shipping cost . Current NADA values : Excellent condition - $ 4075.00 Very good condition - $ 2555.00 |
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