2008 Kawasaki Nomad on 2040-motos

$7,500

Year:2008 Mileage:11000 Color: Red

Location:

Vidor, Texas

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Type:Cruiser

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2008 Kawasaki Nomad , Wanting to sell outright for $7500 OBO cash or trade for a side x side (Rzr, Prowler etc.). Loaded out for riding the country or just in town, handles real well, plenty of power. Runs and sounds great, needs nothing, but a new rider.She comes with hard bags, floorboards, passenger seat/with backrest for driver and passenger, windshield, cruise control, trinkle charger, matching helmets, and a cover. Once you see her you will buy her. $7,500.00

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