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Online Auction of Motorcycles, Motorcycle Parts, Engines, and Tools in Auburn, CA 09/27/21 11:20:30 Online Auction of Motorcycles, Motorcycle Parts, Engines, and Tools in Auburn, CA Auction Opens: Tue, Sep 25 10:00am Auction Closes: Thu, Sep 27 10:00am Lot Title Lot Title 01-100 Pratt and Whitney 4360-20 Airplane Engine 0116 Honda XL250 Motorcycle (For Parts) Mounted to Trailer (Runs) 0117 Honda CL90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-101 1986 Jaguar XJ-S V12 0118 Honda 90 C200 Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-102 1975 Royal Enfield 500 Motorcycle 0119 Honda S90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-103 1973 Triumph 750 Bonneville Motorcycle 0120 Honda Super 90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-104 1983 Surfjet 236 SS Jet Surf 0121 Honda S90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-105 1984 Honda CR500 Dirt Bike 0122 Yamaha LT2 with Honda 100 Motor (For Parts) 01-106 1956 Triumph Bobber 650CC Speed Twin 0123 Honda XL350 Motorcycle (For Parts) Motorcycle 0124 1978 Honda XR75 Frame 01-107 1946 D7 CAT Bulldozer 0125 Honda S90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-108 1952 Ferguson PEO 21 Tractor 0126 1987 Honda TRX125 Quad Frame 01-109 1941 Stearman PT 17 Project 0127 1980 Honda XL80S Motorcycle (For Parts) 01-110 1975 Norton 850 Electric Start Project Motorcycle 0128 Honda ATC110 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 01-309 A-65 Continental Airplane Engine with PD12- 0129 Honda ATC90 3-Wheeler (For Parts) K18 Pressure Injection Carburetor 0130 Honda ATC90 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 0100 Honda XL350 Dual-Sport Motorcycle (For 0131 Honda ATC90 Frame Parts) 0132 Honda CL90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0101 Honda SL100 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0133 Yamaha Tri-Moto 125 Quad (For Parts) 0102 1988 Honda XL350 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0134 Kawasaki HS750 H2 3 Cylinder 2 Stroke Frame 0103 1977 Suzuki PE250 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0135 1981 Yamaha Vision Frame 0104 1976 Honda TL 250 Trials Bike (For Parts) 0136 BSA250 Frame 0105 Honda CB175 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0137 Bultaco Frame 0106 1971 Norton 750 Frame 0138 Zundapp Frame 0107 1972 Honda SL175 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0139 Kawasaki 90 Frame 0108 1975 Honda XL350 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0140 1968-1969 441-250 BSA Frame 0109 Honda XL350 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0141 Bike Frame 0110 Honda CB350 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0142 1977 Honda CT125 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0111 Honda SL175 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0143 Triumph 500 Frame 0112 Italjet 50 Frame and Motor 0144 Trail Blazer Frame 0113 Honda XL350 Frame 0145 Frame 0114 Honda XL250 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0146 Yamaha L2 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0115 Motorcycle Frame 02-6102327 0147 Honda CB175 Motorcycle (For Parts) 1/7 09/27/21 11:20:30 Lot Title Lot Title 0148 Yamaha Riva Razz Moped (For Parts) 0189 Honda ACT110 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 0149 Honda CL90 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0190 Motorcycle Frame 0150 1977 Honda CB750F Super Sport 0191 Yamaha Tri-Moto 125 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 0151 63' Yamaha YDS2 250cc Motorcycle (For 0192 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts Parts) 0193 Pallet Of Assorted ATV Parts 0152 Honda Dream 150 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0194 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Engines 0153 Honda C102 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0195 Pallet Of (12) Motorcycle Engines And Parts 0154 Honda CL70 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0196 Pallet Of (1) Honda Engine And Parts 0155 Honda CL70 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0197 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0156 Suzuki TS2503 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0198 Pallet of (2) Air Conditioners and (8) Tires 0157 Suzuki TM125 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0199 Pallet Of Honda Frame, Tires, Front End 0158 5 H.P Briggs Tote Goat Copy (For Parts) 0200 Pallet Of Motorcycle Parts 0159 Suzuki TS2503 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0201 Pallet Of Copier, Projector Slides, Radiator Parts 0160 Honda CB750 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0202 Pallet Of Honda Frame, Exhausts, Lawnmower 0161 59' Honda 50 Motorcycle (For Parts) Blades 0162 4 Stroke Yamaha Frame 0203 Pallet Of (18+) Motorcycle Seats 0163 80' Honda ATC200 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 0204 Air Compressor 0164 BMW K1 Frame 0205 Pallet Of Assorted Parts 0165 69-70 Honda CL350 Frame 0206 Yamaha Tri-Motto 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 0166 Honda ACT110 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 0207 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0167 Yamaha YZ80 Frame 0208 Pallet Of Parts 0168 1983 Honda XR80 Frame 0209 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0169 1973 Maico MC360 Frame 0210 Pallet Of (5) Engines 0170 Modified Mustang Frame - 8 HP Briggs - 0211 Arctic Cat 800 Snow Mobile Crowsley Trans 0212 Motorcycle Frame 0171 1984 Honda VT500FT Motorcycle (For Parts) 0213 Kawasaki Dirt Bike Frame 0172 (18+) Assorted Motorcycle Seats 0214 Motorcycle Frame 0173 (14+) Assorted Motorcycle Seats 0215 Motorcycle Frame 0174 Pallet Of: Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0216 Motorcycle Frame 0175 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Framing 0217 Motorcycle Frame 0176 Yanmar MB181 Scraper With 3-Point Hitch 0218 Honda MT250 Motorcycle (For Parts) 0177 Pallet Of: Motorcycle Front End, Parts, 0219 Honda Elite 150 Moped (For Parts) Exercise Equipment 0220 BridgeStone Rotor Valve 2-Stroke 0178 Pallet Of Hydraulic Arms, Motors 0221 Dirt Bike (For Parts) 0179 Portable Part Washer 0222 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0180 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0223 Pallet Of Assorted Crank Shafts 0181 (2) Honda Engines 0224 GL1 Motorcycle Front End 0182 Tote Goat 8HP 0225 Johnson Boat Motor 0183 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0226 Bridgestone 200 Motorcycle For Parts 0184 Craftsman Ride-Along Lawn Mower 0226A Pallet Of Assorted Crank Shafts 0185 Pallet Of Assorted ATV Parts 0227 Pallet Of Assorted Cranks 0186 ATV Racks 0228 Pallet Of Assorted Heads And Cases 0187 Honda FL250 Odyssey 0230 Airport Bike (Foldable) 0188 Honda ACT110 3-Wheeler (For Parts) 2/7 09/27/21 11:20:30 Lot Title Lot Title 0232 Model 21 Hole Digger 0267 Cruise-About Electric 3-Wheeler (needs battery) 0233 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0268 3-Color Traffic Signal; Assorted Motorcycle 0234 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts Shocks and Parts 0235 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts And 0269 (2) Motorcycle Frames; (5+) Motorcycle Generator Helmets 0236 Pallet Of Generators, Box Fan, Helmets 0270 Oil Reservoir and Pump; Crate Of Lawnmower Blades 0237 Pallet Of Motorcycle Parts 0271 A.O. Smith Model C48M2DC11A1 Water 0238 Pallet of Two Indian Frames, Crank Shaft Pump; Motorcycle Frame 0239 Pallet Of Motorcycle Frames, Honda Engines 0272 Assorted Motorcycle Frames; Bombardier 250 0240 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts Motor 0241 Pallet Of Assorted CAT Parts 0273 Assorted Motorcycle Wheels and Tires 0242 Pallet Of Assorted Motorcycle Parts 0274 50cc Scooter Motor and Exhaust System; Rear 0243 Pallet Of Assorted Motors And Crank Shafts Axels For ATVs 0244 Pallet Of Assorted Honda Engine Parts, Crank 0275 (10+) ATV Tires; (4) ATV Front Forks Shafts 0276 Motorcycle Handle Bars, Shocks, Carburetors 0245 Pallet Of Assorted Cylinders 0277 Assorted Gas Tanks; Assorted XL 250 Engines 0246 Pallet Of Assorted Crank Shafts And Cylinders 0278 Assorted Motorcycle Gas Tanks 0247 Pallet of Assorted Tools and Motorcycle Parts 0279 (4+) Assorted Motorcycle Engines 0248 Hydraulic Street Brush 0280 (5+) Assorted Motorcycle Engines; Assorted 0249 Pallet Of Assorted Springs, Motorcycle Parts, Exhaust Pipes 0250 Pallet Of Assorted Bike Handles, Motors 0281 (8+) Assorted Motorcycle Engines; Motorcycle Frame 0251 Pallet Of Assorted Radiators, Tanks, Headlights, Taillights 0282 (12+) Assorted Motorcycle Wheels; (10+) Assorted Motorcycle Tires 0252 Pallet Of Assorted Pulleys And Belts 0283 (10+) Assorted Motorcycle Wheels (6+) 0253 Honda 500 Motorcycle Engine; Yamaha Twin Assorted Tires; Assorted Parts Jet Motor; Assorted Springs And Shock Absorbers; Motorcycle Carburetors 0284 (16+) Assorted Motorcycle Exhaust Pipes 0254 Assorted Motorcycle Cylinders And Heads 0285 Homelite 1-1/2" Centrifugal Pump; 3 HP Outboard Motor; Assorted Motorcycle Exhaust 0255 Assorted Japanese Motorcycle Cylinders And Pipes Heads 0286 3 HP and 5 HP Pumps; Portable Air Tank 0256 Assorted Japanese Motorcycle Cylinders And Heads 0287 Air Compressor; (2) Lanterns; Assorted Motorcycle Carry-Racks and Parts 0257 Assorted Motorcycle Carburetors 0288 (5) Plastic Totes of Assorted Motorcycle Lights 0258 Assorted Japanese Motorcycle Heads, and other Parts Cylinders, And Cases 0289 Husqvarna Lawnmower; (3) Spools of Barbed 0259 Pallet of Motorcycle Fork Tubes, Cables, Wire Cylinder Heads 0290 Weed Eater; Brush Trimmer; Hedge Trimmer; 0261 Assorted 4-stroke Engines; (1) Homemade Chain Saw; Swamp Cooler Generator 0291 Assorted Motorcycle Exhausts 0262 (8+) Assorted Chain Saws; John Deere Generator (For Parts) 0292 (3+) Assorted Motorcycle Engines; Assorted Parts 0263 (8+) 4-Stroke Motors; (2) Gas-Powered Water Pumps 0293 Edge 90 4-Wheel ATV 0264 66" Trailer Axel (Approx. 2-Ton Capacity) 0294 Assorted Motorcycle Shocks/Springs/Gears; Carton of Picture Frames 0265 Fiat 760 Motor; 20 HP Mercury Boat Motor 0295 Assorted ATV Plastic Fenders 0266 Assorted Motorcycle Parts 3/7 09/27/21 11:20:30 Lot Title Lot Title 0296 Assorted British Motorcycle 0327 Pallet of hoses Shocks/Springs/Parts; Garage Floor Epoxy 0328 (4) Heavy fury fire hoses Coating 0329 (2) Filing cabinets 0297 Row of (4) Attached Movie/Auditorium Seats 0330 Sink Vanity Cabinet and Oak Credenza Cabinet 0298 Row of (4) Attached Movie/Auditorium Seats on Pallet 0299 Row of (4) Attached Movie/Auditorium Seats 0331 Pallet of motorcycle parts 0300 Row of (4) Attached Movie/Auditorium Seats 0332 Pallet of dirt bike parts 0301 Row of (4) Attached Movie/Auditorium Seats 0333 Antique Ritter dentist chair and machine 0302 Row of (4) Attached Movie/Auditorium Seats 0334 Pallet of various equipment 0303 Assorted Motorcycle Shocks/Springs/Parts; 0335 Pallet of Various items Suzuki 120 Motor with 8-speed
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