750 Honda Shadow Spirit on 2040-motos

$2,500

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750 Honda Shadow Spirit, $2,500, image 1

Honda Shadow description

*&^&* You Won't Find A Better Deal *&^&* 2003 Honda Shadow, Approximately 11,500 mis, Attractive shape, Must see to appreciate. Would make a great Christmas Gift. New tires, with $200.00 full and 1/2 Helmet included,,,, Lots of Chrome. 2003 Honda VT750DC Shadow 750 Spirit KBB Trade-In Value Exceptional Condition $2,925 Call or Text.

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