2007 Victory Jackpot on 2040-motos
Charleston, South Carolina, United States
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2007 Victory Alren Ness Edition Jackpot. Original Owner, Garage kept, 17,385 miles, custom paint and diamond cut head from factory. Switch blade pegs, never wrecked, never broken down on the side of the road. Year 2007 Very clean! Never wrecked! Garage kept! Very reliable! Adult driven. Great condition and well maintained. |
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