1973 Suzuki Gt on 2040-motos
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Engine Size (cc):185
Warranty:NO WARRANTY
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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You are bidding on a RARE HARD TO FIND TRUE SURVIVOR USED 1973 SUZUKI GT 185 ADVENTURE 2 STROKE ELECTRIC START MOTORCYCLE completed stoke, fairly new tires, new fuel petcock, It does not need much work to get it running , this bike has been stored for 8 months without starting, so may need battery to be charged and carburetor to be cleaned.
Clear New Jersey title on hand, vehicle sold as it with no warranty, buyer responsible for pick up or shipment cost and arrangements. Any questions or extra pictures, please contact me 7864868978 John. |
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