2002 Honda Vt750cdd Ace on 2040-motos

$2,799

Year:2002 Mileage:21930 Color: BLUE

Location:

Long Beach, California

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Type:Cruiser Phone:(888) 572-4095

Honda Other description

2002 HONDA VT750CDD ACE, TIME FOR YOU TO GET OUT AND HAVE SOME CRUISING FUN. FOR ONLY $2799.00 PLUS TAX, LICENSE AND DOCUMENT FEES THIS BEAUTIFUL HONDA VT750CDD AMERICAN CLASSIC EDITION CAN BE YOURS. THIS IS A GREAT CRUISING MOTORCYCLE. ALSO, PLEASE KEEP US IN MIND FOR YOUR USED MOTORCYCLE PARTS NEEDS.

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