I have a Dream...

..... a white 1964 Honda 305 Dream to be exact. It has about 3.7k on the clock since it sat since 1968. It has the original wite wall Nitto tires, one original mirror on it and what i believe to be the original NGK sparkplugs. I think this ca77 is a very early one because it doesn't have a turn signal switch on it. I'll get a pic of it soon. I got it as a Christmas present but the engine doesn't spin quite as freely as the guy said, (didn't think to check untill we got home 300-odd miles later). Really lucked out because I can reuse the Original mufflers (a good set, not nos, can sell for over $800). Most of the chrome is bad, and its missing the kick starter but almost all of those parts are cheap. If any body here has one, post a pick. And for those of us that dont know what these look like, here you go:

you do not see many of them around anymore. i made chopper out of them back in the late 70's early 80's. I wish now that I would have save all of the parts. Back then we just junks them for beer money.

In Tyler Texas, the Whataburger has several nice bikes and one is a 305 Dream with very low miles. Cool bikes, hope to see yours tearing it up soon. (don't see many white ones)

Had a 250 and a 305 at one time,cool looking engine design,would make an awesome little chopper.

dream

most of them were known as a WET dream!!!
had a couple scrambler frames w 337 and 347 on fuel that I raced, loved that Honda tork and revs. got old and crippled from crashing

Thanks guys,
Im pretty sure I have the only one between Reading and Philly

Sorry for the terrible photo, it was taken with my cell in our dimly lit storage building. This bike was restored about 6 years ago and has been stored ever since. This bike could use a rebuild, new seat cover and mufflers and it would be perfect.

nice bike,
The OER mufflers on these suckers are pricy and the chinese/ taiwanese replacements never fit quite right. So dont through those away (unless you want to give them to me!) and instead look into getting them rechromed (triple plated a must).

Later days
Preston

The chrome is in pretty good shape, but holes have developed in the bottom in a few places somehow. I'll probably weld them up and have them chromed and or get some after market and store the originals.