1979 Yamaha Daytona Special on 2040-motos
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Mileage:18
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Engine Size (cc):400
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Up for SALE is a excellent running and riding 1979 YAMAHA RD400F DAYTONA SPECIAL 1 YEAR PRODUCTION !! I have two of these bikes , I am restoring one and its almost done so ,since i bought my restoration project when the market was high !I have to let this great running and riding vintage two stoke go up for grabs is a excellent running and riding 1979 YAMAHA DAYTONA SPECIAL RD400F ,it is mostly original condition ,with some mods . PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW !! thanks a lot questions please call dave 772-321-1437 PLEASE READ THE COMPLETE ADVERTISMENT BELOW terms and conditions .
this advertisement costs money and I do not want to relist as people think there is a issue with the item (if there are any issues they will be described or in video) so please watch video ask questions and look at the terms and conditions of sale , such as payment etc , if you need aide in shipping ? please contact ahead of time .As long as the item is paid for with in 5 working days of auction's end , I will hold item for 30 days with out any cost .PLEASE READ !! PAYMENT : I do not accept PAY PAL sorry ,only for deposit no exceptions !! , cash is always good if not the next best thing is a CASHIERS CHECK on a nationally known bank (such as PNC ,WELLS FARGO ,TD bank ) if its not a nationally known bank or if its OVERSEAS ?? WIRE TRANSFER ONLY !! PLEASE HAVE YOUR FUNDS READY TO GO ,don't count on selling something or hitting the LOTTO !! have the money ready |
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