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1995 Yamaha V-max 600cc (ketchum) on 2040-motos

$799
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Twin Falls, Idaho

Twin Falls, ID
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1995 Yamaha V-Max 600CC Mileage:2000Exterior Color:RedTransmission:UnknownPrice:$799For more details about this vehicle please call Ken Draper at 208-473-XXXX 208-481-XXXX.You can also view additional details about this vehicle here:http://elitevehiclemarketing.com/vehicle/4789152/1995-yamaha-v-max-600cc-ketchum-id-83340

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