1967 Yamaha 305 Scrambler on 2040-motos

US $5,500.00

Year:1967 Mileage:6 Color: Black

Location:

Pickerington, Ohio, United States

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Yamaha 305 scrambler photos

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Yamaha 305 scrambler tech info

Engine Size (cc):305

Yamaha 305 scrambler description

This is a beautiful Yamaha 305 Scrambler. Much more rare than the Yamaha Big Bear Scrambler 250 (YDS3-C). This bike is in excellent overall condition. It has recently gone through a nut and bolt restoration. The top of the engine was recently rebuilt with new NOS parts including rods, bearings, pistons, etc.by Will Powell of Cyclerestorer. The bore went back .25 over. All new rubber, cables, etc. The paint is professional show quality, deep black. All chrome replated triple chrome. Good tires, tubes and rims. Seat is supple, no rips tears or marks.

The bike starts right up idles smoothly no funny noises. Clutch and transmission work as it should. All electrical working properly. There is a slight weeping from the petcock when fuel is selected on, may correct itself as the rubber gasket swells or need a new tension washer.

Clear title in my name.

I believe the Buy It Now price to be very fair, reflecting the outstanding condition and rarity of the bike. How many Honda CL305's are currently listed on E-Bay?

There are no warranties or guarantees expressed or implied. Please read the payment and shipping information below.

I will answer all questions as soon as possible. Thank you for looking, Mike

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