1980 Honda Scooter 70 Cc Passport on 2040-motos

$500

Year:0 Mileage:2

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1980 honda scooter 70 cc passport, $500, image 1

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I have had this great little scooter for a few years and my dad owned it for about 12yrs before I did. He bought it for my mom who never rode it. That is why it only has 2581mis on it. I have it licensed and registered in NV with a clean NV title. It is a 70cc so it is suppose to be licensed and insured but no 1 would know it is not a 50cc that does not need all that. I pre-owned it for camping and short trips around town. We are moving and I am tying to downsize. To come take a test ride call Mark at

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