Sp370 Suzuki Enduro on 2040-motos

$1,500

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1979 Suzuki SP 370 Enduro (1968 original miles) Street Legal, dual sport bike, clear title runs well, tires good, low miles. $1500 or trade for SportsterThings Im looking for - Sportster, ATVs, Jeeps, Broncos, things that go Bang (long or Hand), Tig welder, Plasma cutter, 36" to 48" box and pan sheet metal brake, car trailer or dump trailer But CASH is always accepted. Call or Text what you have. ThanksPLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE WHAT YOU WANT TO TRADE FOR (SP 370), If you text, as I have alot of things up for trade. Thanks again

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