1973 Yamaha Other on 2040-motos
Year:1973
Mileage:11
East Kingston, New Hampshire, United States
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1973 RD350
I bought it out of long term storage. I cleaned the carbs, put a new battery in and it fired right up. I have far too many projects, and not enough room. This one must go. Still needs finishing. Master cyl needs rebuild, Y pipe is petrified ($47 brand new) and general cleaning. Bike is completely stock and original as far as I know. Has minor surface rust on some of the chrome here and there, and a ding in the right side of the tank. I have no title, thats how I got it. Here in NH that is not a problem, if its a problem for you do not bid. Bill of sale only. |
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