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2010 Yamaha Custom Built Banshee on 2040-motos

$12,000
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Jacksonville, Florida

Jacksonville, FL
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Banshee custom build for sale. This custom built Banshee was completed in by RDZ Racing. It runs on alchol fuel, features lots of chrome, and candy paint, and is a real head turner. The crocodile seat and grips complete this exotic machine. It is very fast, and is ready to hit your favorite race track, or custom vehicle show. This is 1 of the baddest custom Banshees you will ever see.Asking $12000.Full financing, extended warranties, and shipping available. Engine Description:

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