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1970 MOTO GUZZI 750 AMBASSADOR
Civilian version Ambassador, in great shape. This model has shaft drive, with a 4 speed transmission geared for highway driving. Tomaselli throttle, Forks and carburetors completely rebuilt, new rear shocks. Custom made LAPD saddlebags with Cycle Garden custom rear foot-pegs. Transportation responsibility of purchaser. the vin, engine #s are matching. |
Moto Guzzi Ambassador for Sale
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