1966 Yamaha Autolube 80 YK-80 Restoration Base, Rare 2-Stroke Air-Cooled
レストアベース 希少 1966年 ヤマハオートルーブ80 YK-80 パワフル空冷2スト ロータリーバルブ レトロ クラシック ヤングスポーツ ジュニア

A rare 1966 Yamaha Autolube 80 YK-80, a two-stroke air-cooled motorcycle with rotary valve. The seller inherited this from his father's collection. Mileage: 11,452 km. Includes keys and documentation. Engine kicks over but has not been started and requires restoration. Tank interior has minimal rust (see photos). Bodywork shows age-appropriate wear, rust, and light use scuffs; no major collision damage. Stored indoors at the seller's father's place, which has slowed rust progression. Brakes and shocks are age-appropriate. Both tires need replacement. Electrical system not verified. The seller notes this is a restoration project suitable for someone able to finish cosmetics and perform light maintenance. Sold as-is; the seller is a private individual, not a dealer, and has limited knowledge of older bikes.
Restoration base. Engine kickstarts but has not been started; electrical system untested. Typical wear and rust for a 60+ year old motorcycle; stored indoors has prevented further deterioration. Both tires need replacement.
Ships from Chiba, Japan, to our Osaka warehouse and on to Pomona.
Starting Price
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$1,084
¥168,000
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.
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$1,277
¥198,000
For the item. Skips the auction, this price is fixed.
Oct 3, 2026, 7:30 AM PDT
| Item price, at the starting price | $1,084¥168,000 |
| Service fee, commission & handling | $1,613¥250,000 |
| U.S. import duty | $27¥4,200 |
| Shipping to our Osaka warehouse | $290¥45,000 |
| Ocean Freight to California | $450 |
All-in pickup (Pomona, CA), at the starting price
U.S. domestic shipping not included
$3,465
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.
Both figures move with the final winning bid. A deposit of 20% of your max bid is due before we bid.

