1994 Honda Pacific Coast Pc800 Touring on 2040-motos

US $3,900.00

Year:1994 Mileage:18

Location:

Anniston, Alabama, US

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Type:Touring Phone:2562395310

Honda Other description

1994 Honda Pacific Coast PC800, 1994 Honda Pacific Coast PC800, 1994 Honda Pacific Coast PC800. Baby Goldwing, 18k miles Runs great. V-Twin 800 cc engine, water cooled, shaft drive. Huge Storage Trunk. Quiet and effortless to ride and drive. Getting hard to find a nice Pacific Coast with low mileage and in good shape like this one. $3,900.00 2562395310

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