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Old 01-06-2013, 02:34 PM   #10216
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1973 Honda CB350 - project bike

So the boys I work with have their hands full (at least for TODAY!) and aren't showing the enthusiasm towards the little CB350 that I'd expected. Perhaps if it was warmer - but for now things are lackluster in this department.

That being said, I'm going to try and get it down the road to free up some funds to put towards other projects that we're working on. Thought I'd toss it up here to see what might come about.

'73 Honda CB350, currently a non-runner.

I don't think it will take much to bring her around, honestly, but we've not invested one second in it as of yet. Will need the works, likely including carbs yanked and cleaned, brakes reworked, valves adjusted, clutch adjusted, chain, etc....all the usual stuff when you're bringing one back to life.

Just over 2400 original miles on her. All original tools and owner's manual still under the seat.

Tires are good, but old. NO MUFFLERS - just the header pipes. I've had tons of great feedback/suggestions from other ADVers on which direction to go with that, but we've just not had the time/funds to pursue it. Such is life.

Forgive me for the whacky lighting; it was late and dark, but I had to grab a few pics so that's what I have for now.

Clean title on this one.

Going for $750 on craigslist, but hoping to get $600 from an inmate.

For a bit more, I'll include the full set of Bates hard bags and fairing that came with the bike.

We're over on the west side of the state. Regularly get to GJ, Montrose, etc., so other options might be there.

Take a peek and let me know what you think - thanks!





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Old 01-07-2013, 11:38 AM   #10217
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Reminder: It isn't necessary to quote a previous post including a bunch of huge pictures just to offer a few word reply... It clogs up the thread quite a bit.
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Old 01-07-2013, 12:23 PM   #10218
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13 ft^3 Kenmore chest freezer, originally $300 from sears. We used it in the garage and has always worked without a hiccup since purchased. We took it out and cleaned it a couple of weeks ago and now it has that stinky freezer smell and the outside is a bit dirty but it should clean up nicely with a little effort.

Asking $75 here. I can help deliver around the metro area for the cost of gas.
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Old 01-07-2013, 04:11 PM   #10219
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13 ft^3 Kenmore chest freezer, originally $300 from sears. We used it in the garage and has always worked without a hiccup since purchased. We took it out and cleaned it a couple of weeks ago and now it has that stinky freezer smell and the outside is a bit dirty but it should clean up nicely with a little effort.

Asking $75 here. I can help deliver around the metro area for the cost of gas.


Are the used plates included????
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Old 01-08-2013, 02:27 PM   #10220
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Anyone need a cheap hitch? Just took this off my Econoline, replaced it with a class IV so I can haul the big Strom on a carrier. Cliffnotes: Masterlock 3812AT multi-fit class III, fits a bunch of trucks, vans, and SUVs, check Amazon to see if it'll fit yours. I've never used it, the PO of the van just used it for a step when loading and unloading dirt bikes, so it's pretty much new. Hardware included, I'll take $10 off for inmates (makes it $70 bucks) and the same six pack for install help offer applies, though I might let you drink one of the beers :). PM if you want it, thanks.
Moving and this needs to go, so I'll take the best offer. If that offer is a six pack, so be it, just need it gone before we leave town and I'd rather see it go here than to a craigslist urchin.
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Old 01-08-2013, 02:29 PM   #10221
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Hyper, I had the same situation with a hitch and ended up putting it in clist for free and was run over with offers to pick up. I ended up giving it to a guy who had the same van I did.
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Old 01-08-2013, 02:34 PM   #10222
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Old 01-08-2013, 06:26 PM   #10223
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Dunlop D742F, unused, non-DOT (this was removed from a new 2005 CRF450R wheel). $30





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Ill take this tire if it is still avail?????
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Old 01-08-2013, 09:23 PM   #10224
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I got the tires and creeper. Sorry folks.
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Old 01-08-2013, 10:17 PM   #10225
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I got the tires and creeper. Sorry folks.
Yup, thanks MeterPig, nice meeting you. I should have updated this earlier.
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Old 01-08-2013, 10:49 PM   #10226
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New price.

1987 Jeep Cherokee Chief with 152.4k

AW4 mated with the NP242 Selec-Trac shift-on-the-fly (2wd-> 4wd Part time-> 4wd Full time-> Neutral-> 4wd Lo)
Dana44 Rear
UpCountry Package (Tow hooks, hitch, skid plates, no rear swaybar, factory lift)
Tinted Privacy Glass
Auto Dimming Mirror with Temperature and Compass
Roof Rack/ Ski Rack
Power Everything
Viper Keyless Entry and Alarm
Newer "Canyon" Aluminum Wheels with Great Tires
No Rust
New Windshield

That's the gist of it. There's more info if anyone is interested. $3000

Older picture but same condition...

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Old 01-09-2013, 06:23 AM   #10227
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Bag of torx head BMW bolts removed from an F650GS Dakar.

Mostly M6 but some other sizes too, about 60 bolts.

Free, come and get 'em, I'm in Loveland 970 689 1024 linny999@hotmail.com or PM


Bolts have gone, thanks Brandon
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Old 01-09-2013, 04:49 PM   #10228
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New price.

1987 Jeep Cherokee Chief with 152.4k



Older picture but same condition...

Dejavu - I had the 1988 twin of that with the 4.0L engine, same color same model. I really loved it and it took me and a lot of gear to a lot of places, but when it started showing serious signs of wear, I sold it to a neighbors little brother for transportation to/from school. He let the coolant get too low and blew up the engine which was the best part. Traded to a 2010 Liberty that is roomier and more comfortable to drive, but with over 20 years to work on it and a slightly smaller engine, it still doesn't get any better gas mileage than the old jeep did, and the Cherokee Chief was much better offroad.
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Old 01-09-2013, 06:14 PM   #10229
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Logitech Bluetooth Boombox $80

Bought this recently, was loud and clear. Very loud.
Don't ask, but I was going to mount it on the motorcycle on the fairing.
But alas, found out that when run on straight internal battery (rechargeable) the volume drops off considerably.

No problem says I, the AC adapter puts out 12v, I'll just use a cigarette lighter cord to power it.

Well, I did. And running on direct motorcycle battery, it IS louder, but the bass distorts horribly. Screw it, this ain't gonna work.

My loss is your gain. I paid a little over a hundred with tax. Selling it today with all of about 5 hours on it (Christmas music ), perfect condition, with the box it came in, for $80.

I just don't want to drive back to Target.

Works perfect (when you use it as intended), and really has great sound. Automatically pairs with your bluetooth phone.





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Old 01-09-2013, 10:30 PM   #10230
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Dejavu - I had the 1988 twin of that with the 4.0L engine, same color same model. I really loved it and it took me and a lot of gear to a lot of places, but when it started showing serious signs of wear, I sold it to a neighbors little brother for transportation to/from school. He let the coolant get too low and blew up the engine which was the best part. Traded to a 2010 Liberty that is roomier and more comfortable to drive, but with over 20 years to work on it and a slightly smaller engine, it still doesn't get any better gas mileage than the old jeep did, and the Cherokee Chief was much better offroad.
Nice! This one is the 4.0L Renix as well. I honestly think this thing has never seen much offroad. Aside from the dirt roads I drive to get to lakes and reservoirs the previous owners drove it around the city of Boulder since new. It does nicely when I want to drive it in the snow instead of my rwd car, but it's going to simplify my life tremendously if I can sell it.
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