1981 Kawasaki Kz440 Project on 2040-motos

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1981 kawasaki kz440 project, US $, image 1

Kawasaki Other description

81 Kawasaki kz 440 project . motor will turn freely . had 120 cold compression . 1 carb is stuck in carb body will need to be rebuilt . will also need exhaust shims , otherwise everything needed should be there . have a tub full of extra parts. no seat . was modified to not use side covers . was going for a brat style bobber . lost interest in finishing . I removed the clubman bars last photo is what I had in mindif it is listed on craigslist it is still availablecafecafe vintage chopper bobber cb kz xs gs 750 1000

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