1967 Yamaha Ycs1 Cs1 180 Bonanza Vintage Collectable on 2040-motos
Year:1967
Mileage:7037
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For Sale By:Private Seller
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NEAR MINT,MAYBE THE NICEST ORIGINAL ANYWHERE,1967 YAMAHA YCS1 BONANZA 180CC 2 STROKE TWIN.7K ORIGINAL MILES,ORIGINAL PAINT,NO RUST,FIRST YEAR FOR ELECTRIC START.RUNS PERFECT,SEAT MINT,EVERYTHING WORKS AS IT SHOULD.HARD TO FIND IN THIS CONDITION.LOOK AT THE PICTURES VERY CLOSELY.ALSO HAVE ORIGINAL HANDLEBARS THAT GO WITH IT.LOCATED IN ZIP CODE 34109.
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