Classic Honda Three Speed Moped (austin) on 2040-motos

$800

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Classic Honda Three Speed Moped (austin), $800, image 1

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The scooter is from the 60's or 70's. It starts but has difficulty keep it running. It must be just a dirty carb. Other than that it is in attractive condition and has a classic motor bike look with its low profile seat. Plus there are 3 speeds making it able to get up to 45+ mph. This moped has 1 of a kind look that is hard to find. asking $800 obo. email call or txt512 825 XXXXNO TRADESCASH ONLY

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