2004 Black Honda Vtx750 Trike Conversion on 2040-motos

$3,600

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2004 Black Honda VTX750 Trike Conversion, $3,600, image 1

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Interior?Seats in very terrific condition Exterior?Exterior in very attractive condition ?Fully Detailed ?Glossy Paint Mechanical?Factory Engine ?Recent Fluid Change Completed History?Dealer Inspected ?single owner Wheels?Wheels in very attractive condition

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