82 Kawasaki Gpz 550 on 2040-motos

$150

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I have a 1982 gpz 550 for sale. It was supposed to be a project but I never got around to it. Bike has most of its plastics and parts. It needs the tail lamps rewired and the engine needs work. But it's only $150. Trying to get rid of it today. Call or text

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