Collectible
Late 1960s–Early 1970s · Honda, Japan
Estimated value: $2,500–$5,500
The Honda CL350 was born during the late 1960s boom in dual-sport motorcycles, when Japanese manufacturers were rapidly conquering Western markets with affordable, reliable machines that could handle both pavement and dirt. Honda's scrambler line appealed to young riders and weekend adventurers who wanted a single bike for commuting and trail riding, making models like the CL350 iconic symbols of that era's motorcycle accessibility and Japanese engineering confidence.
Value is most affected by mechanical condition, originality of parts (chrome, tank, badges), whether it runs, title status, and how much restoration work has been done — original unrestored examples in running condition command strong prices from vintage Honda collectors.
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