1985 Honda Ch150d Elite Deluxe Scooter Excellent Condition Low Miles on 2040-motos
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I have a 1985 Honda CH150D Elite Deluxe for sale in exceptional condition. Tires are new, oil has recently been changed, coolant is full, no leaks. Has custom crash bars, custom trunk, custom clearance and 3rd brake light, custom windshield, cover, and not 1 original piece is missing. I spent nearly a year restoring this scooter, and am ready to move on from it (it was a project from the beginning, I do this as a hobby). This is a Japanese built scooter, 153cc water cooled, and it will do nearly 70mph (typical cruising flat speed is 61-63 depending on rider and cargo weight). Mileage is 1812. I have everything for this scooter including the owner's manual AND the title. I have kept a complete list of all investment put into the scooter in order to restore it down to the last bolt, and what I am selling it for is almost what I put into it, so I will be FIRM on the selling price. These are very rare scooters, and even harder to find in this condition with low miles. Contact Tom at anytime.
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