RARE (EARLY) 1962 / 61 /60 HONDA DREAM 305 TOURING CA77-22631 RUNS CLEAR TITLE

RARE (EARLY) 1962 / 61 /60 HONDA DREAM 305 TOURING CA77-22631

Up for your consideration is a rare (early) model 1962 CA77 Honda Dream 305 touring model. The frame number has five digits (CA77- 22631) Motor numbers CA77E- 212644. These (early) Honda Dream bikes are hard to come by in their original conditionand this year is rarely available. This bike is a rare original vintage collectable. It is an excellent candidate for a restoration.

The Honda speedometer reads 12,072 miles on it. It has a locking tire pump mounting bracket under the left side of the seat but no tire pump.I did make some repairs and added some new parts: New Honda seat cover, ew chain, nstalled a carburetor kit, ew battery and did a service. It has a clear title in my name. It runs strong.

Shipping: Shipping is the buyer responsibility but I will help anyway that I can.

Payment:: Pay pal deposit of $200.00 due within 24 hours of auctions end, he rest will be due via wire transfer or cash in hand within 7 days. I will not except pay pal for FULL PAYMENT only DEPOSIT.

Summary: I purchased the Honda Dream 305 CA77 touring in 2006 with every intention of restoring it but when my health wouldn’t allow me to ride anymore, lost interest in it. The bike needs to be ridden, t’s just deteriorating sitting around year after year. I did start the Honda Dream a couple times a year. Here is an excellent opportunity for someone to own a true American Dream, a Honda 305Dream”

It is one of the earliest road bikes and lowest production numbered motorcycles that I have ever seen. Please look at my pictures, hey tell the story. If there are any questions, on’t hesitate to ask them. Or call me at (509) 710 0250 NO WARRANTY, OLD AS IS. NO RETURNS.

Like many of our true American classic cars / motorcycle have gone by the wayside to the junk yard or sold for parts "When there gone there gone" This Dream belongs in a museum or a personal collection. Don't let it slip away. Happy bidding