Make Me A Reasonable Offer ! 06 Suzuki Boulevard S83 1400cc 5700 Miles on 2040-motos

$3,500

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MAKE ME A REASONABLE OFFER ! 06 SUZUKI BOULEVARD S83 1400cc 5700 MILES, $3,500, image 1

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I just put it in the Cellar I don't really want to winterize it like to see it go before the snow flies make me a credible offer and its yours **I have a 2006 Suzuki Boulevard with under 6000 mis on road daily RUNS AND LOOKS GREAT NADA $4,600 WINDSHIELD SADDLEBAGS A MUST SEE WOULD LIKE TO GET $3,500 DOLLARS GIVE ME A CALL ANYTIME BEFORE eleven P.M. THANKS FOR LOOKING....NO TEXTING CAN'T READ

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