1981 Honda Other on 2040-motos

US $12139

Year:1981 Mileage:4 Color: Blue

Location:

Sherman Oaks, California, United States

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Engine Size (cc):70 Warranty:None

Honda Other description

Hi ! Nice little 1981 Honda passport in good straight condition needs a bit of plastic but is all there . I just gave it a little bit of starter fluid and it fired right up . It's in great shape with no rust and has just been sitting ! I have no title for the bike ! NO TITLE ! I got one with the bike but it was the wrong one . So I will give you a bill of sale and you can go to the DMV . Key is in the bike . I can ship all over the USA at good rates . Good luck

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