Blizzard340 One of the fastest and most reliable ways around a racetrack in 1974. Vintage racers dream bike for the 250 class.
2hecknback @ogrebear I tighten the nut against the valve cap, which gives plenty of slack for the tube to move enough to be ... View more
Johnmccoyitaly I bought my first new-from-the dealer SACHS race bike in 1970 and my first brand new-from-the dealer Husky is a ... View more
1974 Husqvarna 250 CR
Listed by1965Gt350
Sold for $5,250
$5,250
Bottom 10% of All Listings in 2023
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Bottom 20% of All Listings in 2023
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Bottom 40% of All Listings in 2023
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Bottom 10% of All Listings in 2023
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1974 | 1 (100%) | $5,250 8/20/2023 |
Color Red | 1 (100%) | $5,250 8/20/2023 |
Transmission Manual | 1 (100%) | $5,250 8/20/2023 |
Mileage No Data | 1 (100%) | $5,250 8/20/2023 |
Traits are compared to all other listings of this model
| Listing | End Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 1974 Husqvarna 250 CR | Sold for $5.3k |
Blizzard340 One of the fastest and most reliable ways around a racetrack in 1974. Vintage racers dream bike for the 250 class.
2hecknback @ogrebear I tighten the nut against the valve cap, which gives plenty of slack for the tube to move enough to be ... View more
Johnmccoyitaly I bought my first new-from-the dealer SACHS race bike in 1970 and my first brand new-from-the dealer Husky is a ... View more