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1982 Yamaha 750 Custom (hilliard) on 2040-motos

$1,500
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Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville, FL
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1982 Yamaha 750 custom (hilliard), $1,500, image 1

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I have an 82 Yamaha 750 custom it runs great other then it back fires a little don't know if its old gas that's in it what im asking 1500 obo or might be willing to trade what u got

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