1982 Honda Vf750s Sabre V45 Frame & Title on 2040-motos

$225

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1982 Honda VF750S Sabre V45 Frame & Title, $225, image 1

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1454 N Grant Ave This is a straight Ohio Title For a VF750S Sabre Saber V45It would work for 1982 & 1983 Honda Sabre 750 'sIt MAY work for 84-5 VF700S Sabre, but I think the gas tank mounts are different and maybe a few other thingsWill post photos this weekend if not sold by then.Come see it at Rice Paddy 1454 North Grant AveColumbus OH 43201or callor visitwww.ricepaddy.comor emailparts @http://www.ricepaddy.com

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