Classic Honda in my basement!
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Classic Honda in my basement!
So this guy is hiding out in my basement, I was told the engine is seized and has a few (ok a lot) of missing parts, but man would that be pro to have restored. I THINK its a CA77 but I'm not completely sure so if anyone can help me figure it out that would be awesome. It is probably going to be thrown out soon but was wondering if it was worth digging out and playing with.
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thats what i was thinkin....or let her sit there , out of the way and look cool...i dont think it wood be worth trying to restore, but what do i know....
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CA77, also known as the Honda Dream. It was the sedate sibling of the CB77 Superhawk and CL77 Scrambler. It came with the lower performance single-carb 305cc parallel twin with a normal ignition spacing compared to the CB/CL(which fire the cylinders 180° apart).
It's not my cup of tea, but there is definitely a market for them and their parts. For instance, my old man would probably like to have those badges on the tank. You'll have to clean a lot of that rodent urine off of it no matter what you do with it.
It's not my cup of tea, but there is definitely a market for them and their parts. For instance, my old man would probably like to have those badges on the tank. You'll have to clean a lot of that rodent urine off of it no matter what you do with it.
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CA77, also known as the Honda Dream. It was the sedate sibling of the CB77 Superhawk and CL77 Scrambler. It came with the lower performance single-carb 305cc parallel twin with a normal ignition spacing compared to the CB/CL(which fire the cylinders 180° apart).
It's not my cup of tea, but there is definitely a market for them and their parts. For instance, my old man would probably like to have those badges on the tank. You'll have to clean a lot of that rodent urine off of it no matter what you do with it.
It's not my cup of tea, but there is definitely a market for them and their parts. For instance, my old man would probably like to have those badges on the tank. You'll have to clean a lot of that rodent urine off of it no matter what you do with it.
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