1983 Honda Cub 70cc Scooter Mint Condition!! L@@k on 2040-motos

$1,800

Year:0 Mileage:300

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1983 Honda Cub 70cc Scooter MINT CONDITION!! L@@K, $1,800, image 1

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This 1983 Honda 70cc has less than 300mis on the unit.This bike has never been restored or repaired!!! Has minimal scratches, No damage needs nothing but a new owner.In 1982 and 1983 Honda Motors reproduced this model with a few modern upgrades. You have to see this bike to believe the condition, I have original M.S.O. (manufactors statement of orgin) Thanks for looking! $1800.00 call (No Texts Please)

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