74' Honda Trail 90 on 2040-motos

$875

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It isn't perfect but it's all together and everything works. Serviced by Honda since new5k, new battery, recent tune up, some carb work. 4hi 4loPart trade possible, $450 cash and a good working log splitterit does have a clean/clear Montana titleBoth tires good also

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