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Used 1996 Honda Gl1500se Gold Wing Se on 2040-motos

$6,999
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Honda Gold Wing tech info

VINVIN:1HFSC2236TA804455

Honda Gold Wing description

1996 Honda Gl1500se Gold Wing Se Asking Price: $6,999 OR BEST OFFER Mileage: 50,000 mis Condition: Post A Free Want Ad. I'm looking for a... Honda Gl1500se Gold Wing Se 1996 or Newer Description Seller's Notes: BEST RIDING BIKE I'VE EVER HAD Body Style: Traditional Exterior: White VIN: 1HFSC2236TA804455 Seller's Comments Comes with CB Radio, AM/FM/Cassette, Reverse, Trailer Hitch w/o Ball, Manuals, Full Sized Cover, Intercom with helmet assemblies (2) for full-faced helmets. Options History · CD intercom, AM/FM, Casette, Reverse, Onboard air compressor, · Accident Free · Clean · Garage Kept · Exceptional Condition Seller Send the seller an email below to request their contact info.

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