1979 Yamaha It on 2040-motos
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Mileage:2
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Engine Size (cc):400
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Yamaha IT description
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This auction is for 1- 1979 IT 400 and has no title, a bill of sale will be given with purchase the bike is sold as is. I've had this bike for a few years but never raced it. It has new tires both front & rear, also a DG pipe & silencer (I have the stock pipe), and a set of Boysen reeds. The mileage show is true to the best of my knowledge so this is a very little used bike. The front fender has been replaced before I got the bike. The bike is near Birmingham, AL. and I can bring the bike with me to the 9/9/16 AHRMA XC race in Ramsey, Ill.. Otherwise it can be picked up locally or you must arrange for shipping.
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