1983 Honda Interceptor Vf750f For Sale on 2040-motos

$3,000

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1983 honda interceptor vf750f for sale. 1st croch rocket built!!! Would e great For collection or a rider. Askin 3000 dollars firm. Will ask 5000 at least when it is completely finished. Fresh paint!!!! Burgundy red/pearl white. I have decals for it but haven't mounted yet. Needs rear tire. New battery But needs charged. Crunk it up today but hardly getting gas. NeedsTank cleaned out. The tank liner is peeling off. I have new seals for front forks To put on. Some extra parts come with the bike. Call or text Clint. Thanks.

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