I would like to buy a frame to match motor # 2062 to build a complete bike.

Thank you,

Conrad Ledig
flatheads@bellsouth.net

I found (6) unopened 16012-300-004 CB750 Sandcast and K0 Carburetor needle jet set in my card box.
Replacing these needles will help make it run like new carburetors.
Nothing works like original NOS parts.
These are getting very hard to find.
Sell them for $60.00 each with $5.00 shipping to the Lower 48 states.
Email me with any questions.
flatheads@bellsouth.net

Wanted: Bikes for Museum Display. Kawasaki W1, W2 and W650 and a 1969 H1. 1969 Honda CB750 with sand cases and a 1969 die cast case model. Also an early 1968 Honda Z50 Mini Trail. Al, 559-688-8844

Hi,
I'll be in vendor spot V-652. We will be there Thursday, Friday and maybe Saturday.

I'll have some CB750, CB77, CL77, CL125A, CB1100F, CT70 and some Z50 parts. Priced to sell!

I have an extensive collection of Honda Parts Manuals. I sell copies of these. If you want me to bring any of these, pop me an email or call me before I leave Wednesday, because I'm not bring those 10 boxes (no room).
Please stop by and get out the sun and have a cold drink.

flatheads@bellsouth.net

225-610-2233

Best regards,
Conrad L.

I am selling copies of a 1969 CB750 PARTS CATALOG compiled 1st of April 1969 FIRST EDITION.
There is some writing on a few pages where the Honda Parts Manager was trying to keep up with the number changes.
This book startes at serial number CB750E-1000001 and goes to nothing. Making it one of the very first catalogs with no revisions when printed.
email me with any questions.
$30.00 per copy with free shipping in the Conti. USA.
I take PayPal.
flatheads@bellsouth.net
Thanks,
Conrad

Ok it's time to start thinking about Barber. If you have not been, you have a great time.

I'm going to be at D13 vendor spot. Stop by. I have an extra vendor spot I'm not going to use this year. So if you need a vendor spot to sell your Honda CB750 Sandcast parts, email me.

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This guy is sure this non wrinkle tank came on his CB750 sandcast. Could that be the case or was it changed along the way?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/200937619170?item=200937619170&viewitem=&sspagename=ADME:X:RTQ:MOTORS:1123&vxp=mtr

He states:
So when I bought my sandcast: from the original owner; who put the dent in the tank (when it was new), somewhere/somehow from September of 1969 to my purchase in 1991 the tank morphed into a non wrinkle tank or it was switched from the tank featured in period photos with the owner (including dent) to another tank (with dent) - or- maybe it is the original non-wrinkle tank that came with the bike. It is not a wrinkle tank. It is the tank that came on the bike and I can assure you that #6655 is a sandcast.
I'm familiar with the sandcast site, my bike is on the registry. Some of the links from that site is where I found the data on the "two dimple" tank. If you have latter motorbikes with wrinkles, good. How they got there would be interesting I'm sure. However I'm confident this tank was original to my bike and it is not a wrinkle. Which is how all this correspondence started: I did not state the tank is a wrinkle tank. It is the tank that came on the motorbike. Solid chrome (no black stripe) trim piece and all.

Vintage Motorcycle days are right around the corner. Is anyone going? Is the club going to have get together? Anyone bring their Sandcast? Does any one have a gathering location?

Best regards,

Conrad