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Here is a very nice old low mileage matching numbers 750 Guzzi Ambassador It has been gone over fairly well and freshened up with many new parts IT has new Metzler tires NOS Redwing shocks stainless header pipes Bassa mufflers new double seat new stock ambo handle bars new high output alternator kit from scrambler cycle new battery H4 Headlamp updated headlamp and horn switch new tail light lense all new control cables points and condensor plug and coil wires many fasteners replaced with stainless fresh pro paint job on tank new petcocks tool boxes new locks

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