Honda : Other 1979 Honda Mini Trail Z50 on 2040-motos

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Honda : Other 1979 Honda Mini Trail Z50, $800, image 1

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For sale is a reconditioned 1979 Honda Z50. This is a real collectors item selling for anywhere from $500 in rough condition up to $2500 in Restored Condition I even saw two still in the original shipping crate for $10,000. This 1 is not perfect but it is pretty close. needs nothing ready to go. Lots of new original Honda parts. engine run;s good no smoking. the perfect gift for your son or daughter it will bring back memories when you were young kid with your 1st motorcycle having fun on it. you can tex or call me ken 910XXXXXX thanks for looking. I can ship it for $150

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