1978 Honda Express Scooter & Parts on 2040-motos

$700

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1978 Honda Express Scooter & Parts. 1 complete & about 80% parts for 2nd scooter. Very attractive condition, motor runs very well. Comes with parts to repair if needed. Went through Delaware Auto Theft, has clean VIN# so can be title. Serious inquires only. No emails or texts call 443-980-803one ask for Kirk.

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