2004 Honda Fsc600 Silver Wing on 2040-motos

$1,995

Year:2004 Mileage:22533 Color: Maroon

Location:

Mountain View, California

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Vin# JH2PF01144K202121 ,$1,995 ,2004 Honda FSC600 Silver Wing Maroon ,23,533 Miles,Parallel Twin Water Cooled Engine,Fuel Injection,Fully Stock ,Maroon ,Low miles,6 Speed,Clean Title ,Fully Safety Inspection and Oil Change Done ,60 Day In House Warranty ,Mirror Sratches

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