2006 Suzuki Boulevard S83 1400 on 2040-motos

$3,650

Year:0 Mileage:12

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4080 W. Desert Inn Very Clean 2006 Suzuki Boulevard S83 with 1400 Engine, Runs Very Strong 12K Miles, Clean Nevada Title, $3650 O.B.O. Will Consider Trades, Financing Available.Call or Text Tom at no Emails or Paypal.Hablamos-Espanol, Raul at.

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