1981 Honda Trail 110 (natomas/no.sacto) on 2040-motos

$1,950

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1981 HONDA Trail 110 (Natomas/No.Sacto), $1,950, image 1

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Grandpa selling his JOY RIDE!... original owner. eight forward speeds, (4 high four low), excellent running condition, starts on first or second kick, Great for streets, dirt roads or trail on your deer hunting trip. Handy when camping ! 2600mis on it. Call for details and/or directions. 916-214-XXXX

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