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2012 Yamaha Viper on 2040-motos

$14,999
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:30
Location:

Ocala, Florida

Ocala, FL
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This is a 1 of a kind vehicle that is a guarantee head turner from experience and ABSOLUTELY NO 1 owns this drive in the next 80 mis radius. If you want to be the man of the town in this ride schedule an appointment to meet me for discussion of sale.Slightly pre-owned T-Rex, this has a custom build to it. This is its own T-Rex model. Manual six Gears, shift lever, shorty pipe exhaust. Top speed-150 mph+. Original miles before customization-1,100 mile. All photos but the last are pre-custom, the last picture was taken during the project and was unfinished at the time. I will post new images soon. Yamaha yzf r6 2001 motor put into.Disclosure This is a DOT approved "MOTORCYCLE" and is considered STREET LEGAL.If you have any questions or interest in buying or checking it out 3522864922Also if interested, I also own this same listing without modification an with a 250cc engine.Picture is pre-mod but after mod looks much better all rear end workCall me as I most likely wont view messages on this site! XXXX@gmail.com

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