1975 Honda Cb Classic / Vintage on 2040-motos
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Type:Classic / Vintage
Phone:2025578879
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1975 Honda Cb , 1975 HONDA CB200T, very low mileage, restored in 2011 (new paint, tank, tires, seat, exhaust covers, handlebars, lots of parts professionally rechromed). RARE BONUS: comes with transfer of original Virginia plate from 1975. More pics available upon request. $2,100 OBO. $2,100.00 2025578879 Garage kept for the last two years. Barn kept from 1975-2011.
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