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1983 Yamaha Venture Xvz12t (see Description For Detailed Pictures) on 2040-motos

US $3,250.00
YearYear:1983 MileageMileage:64054
Location:

Sturgis, South Dakota, US

Sturgis, South Dakota, US
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1983 Yamaha XVZ12T Venture Royale

A classic highway cruiser, this Yamaha has all the bells and whistles needed for a cross-country excursion! Well cared for and in exceptional condition, this "prairie-schooner" is road ready. Also features tape deck, intercom system and detachable saddle bags for convenient loading and unloading!

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Serious parties are welcome to contact our internet sales department at (303) 815-5064 for any questions about this auction. If we are not available, enjoy the greeting and leave a message.

A little about our bikes...
Gypsie Vintage Cycle is one of the premier motorcycle restoration companies in the country. The motorcycles we restore and resell range in age from twenty to fifty years old. We are in the business of restoration not re-manufacturing. You are buying an old motorcycle that has been thoroughly gone through and re-conditioned. Unless otherwise stated the original motor, transmission, and drive train have been checked and found to be within acceptable tolerance considering the age and mileage on the motorcycle. Our prices reflect the level of workmanship we put into each one of our bikes, so if you are looking for a bargain, check craigslist. If you are looking for a beautiful restoration that works as it should when it gets to you, that's us! 

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Shipping...
All other shipping arrangements are the responsibility of the buyer (especially international). We have worked with Keyboard Carriage, shipmybike(dot)com and haulbikes(dot)com as have our customers. A quick internet will award you several results should their rates not be to your liking. We are happy to work with whatever shipping arrangements you make. Pickup at our shop is also available should you be attending the Sturgis Rally or just stopping through on vacation.


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