Noah's Stuff
2004 Kawasaki KLX300
2003 Kawasaki Jet Ski 900
2003 Waverunner XL700
2003 Kawasaki Ninja 250
2002 Kawaski Lakota 300
2001 Waverunner XL700
2000 Waverunner XL1100
1999 Waverunner XL 700
1997 Honda Elite
1995 Dodge Avenger
1995 Seadoo 720 XP
1994 Wet Jet Duo 200
1992 Chrysler LHS
1992 Kawaski Jet Ski SC
1992 Wet Jet Duo 200
1991 Jeep Cherokee
1990 Kawasaki JS650B
1990 Bronco
1990 Mazda Miata
1990 Jeep Cherokee Lar.
1990 Jeep Cherokee Lim.
1990 Nissan UD 2000
1990 Mazda RX-7
1989 Ford Taurus
1989 Lincoln Continental
1989 Maxda RX-7
1989 Range Rover*
1989 Honda Accord
1988 Ram 350 Diesel
1988 Volvo 740
1988 Conquest TSI
1988 Audi 5000
1987 Kawasaki JS550
1987 Honda Accord
1987 Honda Elite 50
1987 Mercedes 300SDL
1987 Subaru
1987 Toyota MR-2
1987 Wet Jet
1986 Kawasaki X2
1986 Honda Reflex
1986 Toyota MR-2
1985 Scat Hovercraft
1985 VW GTI
1985 Bronco II
1985 Dodge Omni
1985 Honda XR350R
1985 Yamaha Vision 550
1984 Corvette
1984 Honda Civic
1982 Datsun 210
1982 VW Rabbit Diesel
1981 Harley Sportster
1980 Honda Trail 110*
1980 VW Rabbit Diesel
1979 Honda CB750C
1979 Mercedes 300SD
1979 VW Bus
1979 Chevy Truck
1978 Wellcraft 196 Sunhatch
1978 Powerking
1978 Dodge Aspen
1978 Buccaneer 27'
1977 Pontiac Bonneville
1976 Honda Mini Trail 50
1976 Dirty Dodge
1976 Oday 20'
1973 VW Bus Westy
1972 Sea Ray 16' SRV
1972 Jaguar XJ6*
1972 Toyota Land Cruiser
1969 Honda Mini Trail 50
1968 Porsche
1967 Morgan 30'
1965 Island Seas 32'
Bobcat M 610
John Deere 318
John Deere 425
I purchased this from the dealer that I was working at. It needed a top end job.
We bored it out and ported the head.
It had great power. The bike would do what ever you told it to. Very smooth running.
Hard to start even with the compression release. I was 150 pound long distance runner when I was riding this bike and I recommend a fatter guy for starting this.
I made it semi street legal with a brake light, horn, and a mirror. I did not get it registered, a fact I regret because it was swiped from my back yard and reported. Cops found it and went back to the last registered owner, and he did not want it so it was auctioned. A guy I knew purchased it and is still enjoying that bike today.
Moral: register your bike. You could get it back!!
