1963 Suzuki Sport 125 S31 Restoration Base, Papers Included, Currently Non-Running Classic
超希少! 1963年式 スズキ スポーツ125 S31 レストアベース 書類あり 現在不動 旧車 昭和３８年
This 1963 Suzuki Sport 125 S31 was issued as a commemorative model celebrating Mitsuo Itoh's first-place finish as a Japanese rider in the 1963 Isle of Man TT race and Suzuki's consecutive wins in world championship GP racing. The seller has gathered many original parts for restoration but is offering the bike due to storage constraints. The electrical system functions, but the restoration is incomplete: both piston rings and one piston pin are missing, making the engine non-running. The bike has a transfer certificate (譲渡証) and can be registered without issue despite being currently deregistered. Original Suzuki parts are present, though some items like the tank rubber cap are non-original replacements. Chassis number S30-10XXX (last three digits hidden). Engine number S30-101※※. The seller notes that hand delivery is available, and delivery within the Kanto region is possible for shipping cost.
Currently non-running due to missing piston rings and one piston pin. Has scratches and dirt consistent with age and storage.
Ships from Kanagawa, Japan, to our Osaka warehouse and on to Pomona.
Item Price
$1,548
￥240,000
The bid is in yen and the dollar figure converts at today’s rate. This is the item alone; the all-in landed price is in the quote below.
Buy It Now
$1,548
￥240,000
For the item. Skips the auction, this price is fixed.
Oct 5, 2026, 7:52 AM PDT
| Item price | $1,548¥240,000 |
| Service fee, commission & handling | $1,613¥250,000 |
| U.S. import duty | $39¥6,000 |
| Shipping to our Osaka warehouse | $290¥45,000 |
| Ocean Freight to California | $750 |
All-in pickup (Pomona, CA)
U.S. domestic shipping not included
$4,241
The seller sets shipping to Osaka after the sale, so that part of the quote is confirmed before you commit.
The total above is what the vehicle costs you landed. It is collected in two charges, usually four to eight weeks apart.
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