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2005 Suzuki C90 Fuel Injected 6k Miles...need It Gone Asap on 2040-motos

$3,600
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Houston, Texas

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Year: 2005Make: SuzukiModel: C90Cc: 1500mis: 6kPrice: $3600Contact: email or text 713-454-346zeroWife wants it gone asap!

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