1981 Honda Passport Scooter on 2040-motos

US $1,750.00

Year:1981 Mileage:1 Color: yellow

Location:

dripping springs, Texas, US

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Type:Scooter Phone:5128294488

Honda Other description

1981 Honda Passport , 1,223 actual miles-looks great, runs nice. 1981 Electric start,automatic clutch. 64 yr. old owner. stored inside. Ridden nearly every day. Synthetic oil - premium fuel with Sta-Bil Marine ethanol treatment in every tank. tuned and new battery. Texas title in my name. C70 $1750 cash, cashiers check only. Needs nothing. Moving and have just too many bikes! Hal 512-829-4488 or 512-415-0469 $1,950.00 5128294488

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