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Honda's onslaught on the American motorcycle market of the 1960s was through countless small-displacement models. Their first decade of operation saw the import of the Cub, Benly, Hawk, Scrambler and, of course, the square-edged Dream. In production from 1960 to 1967, and of 250 and 305cc specification, they were built thick and fast, with various options and configurations.
The pressed steel frame housed a happy-to-rev overhead camshaft engine, mated to a drivetrain, capable of resisting untold use and abuse. Even the full enclosure of a machine's drive chain, seemed to allow it to last forever.
Offered from a Northwestern motorcycle collection, this attractive and beautifully restored Honda CA77 Dream is being offered with its windshield and functioning hard cases. The machine also comes with a copy of the part catalog for the model, the original owner's manual, and tool kit.