Bad Credit Ok! 2004 Honda Shadow Aero 750-military Specials! Warranty! on 2040-motos

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Honda Shadow description

***2004 Honda Shadow Aero VT 750 Cruiser ---- Comes with Backrest ---- Highway Bars --- Bags ---- Fresh Oil change --- 45,755 mis --- $3950 --- Call Rich at for more info or to check it out! --Just had a full tune-up! Completely serviced. . .with warranty!!!...Military Welcome!! Can FINANCE ANYONE with 1/3 down ---- NO CREDIT CHECK!! Financing in San Diego Area only!!. . . ask about our other bikes for sale and financing!!! FREE GEAR FOR MILITARY!! *** Delivery available within a 10mi radius!

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