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Yamaha Chappy 80 Motorcycle Scooter Automatic Trans. Hi Low Range (1979) on 2040-motos

US $550.00
YearYear:1979 MileageMileage:750
Location:

Madisonville, Tennessee, US

Madisonville, Tennessee, US
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This is a vintage 1979 Yamaha "Chappy" scooter. It runs GREAT. The automatic 2 speed transmission SHIFTS  SMOOTH. This is a perfect way to get around town, or campground, or wherever you want to go. EVERYTIME i ride to town... i get lots of comments and compliments. This scooter looks great to be 34 years old. everything original down to the tires. needs a little t.l.c. to get headlights and speedometer operational.

   Mechanically this bike is in excellent condition and starts on first try everytime.

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