Honda : Other 1970-71 Honda Mini Trail Z50 Original Vintage on 2040-motos

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1970 Honda Mini Trail z50. Vintage dirt bike. Unrestored. Original red paint with heavy chips. 80% complete - missing headlamp, tail light, and handlebar switch. I have a gas tank but in rough shape, new seat cover, but otherwise nice condition including good wheels and tires fair. Runs well. No title. Local pickup only - Bolivia NC. Paypal or cash at pickup I can ship it for $150.00

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