1985 Honda 110-atc on 2040-motos

$850

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1985 HONDA 110-ATC. SUPER CLEAN, AND RUNS GOOD!!!! All original and it's all there. Has new tires, starts right up, brakes work good. The plastic not broken or cracked, and still shines. These machines are getting hard to find. Would make a great Christmas gift or just a fun toy. Asking $850-OBO Call or text or reply back by e-mail for more information and questions. No scammers, trades, delivery, low-ballers, pay-pal!!! Will delete add when sold. Thanks of looking!

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