1981 Honda Express Original!!!!! on 2040-motos

$650

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1981 Honda Express Original!!!!!, $650, image 1

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1981 honda express for sale pretty much all original and runs well, clear florida title, goes 30-35 mph and 75+miles-per-gallon. honestly this is amazingly fun to ride, ive been running around my neighborhood for months. this is a 49cc scooter so all that is needed is a drivers license to drive. and a tag of course which is pretty cheap. price is $700 you can call me at 850-333-XXXX

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