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Yamaha Chappy Moped 1982 on 2040-motos

US $450.00
YearYear:1982 MileageMileage:3151
Location:

Johnstown, Pennsylvania, US

Johnstown, Pennsylvania, US
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Engine Size (cc)Engine Size (cc):50 VINVIN:19821982

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You are bidding on a 1982 Yamaha Chappy Moped. This moped has a strong running engine with only 3151 miles. Typically starts on 1st or 2nd kick. The body is in very good condition. Lights and signals work. The overall cosmetic condition of the Chappy is very good. Several issues: 1. One of the headlight ears is slightly bent (my daughter dropped it in the yard and bent it slightly) 2. It is missing one of the pedals 3. The transmission needs some adjustment. These mopeds are very desirable due to the fact that they have an automatic tranny... with a high and low gear. The particular issue with this bike is that it wont stay in high gear. It runs good in the low gear and will change gears automatically - but it wont stay in the high gear. I do not have the technical background to make the adjustment. As you know, Chappy's are some of the most collectible mopeds. I live Johnstown PA and am willing to deliver up to 35-50 miles away (Irwin Exit on PA turnpike to Somerset Turnpike Exit on the Pa turnpike)
 
This moped was listed and then the eBay people kicked the listing off on Sept 26 because I had it listed in the wrong category - it needed to be listed in eBay Motors... didn't know that. Sorry for confusion
 
I do not have a title - but it is easy to get one.

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