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1975 Yamaha Dt 400 Enduro on 2040-motos

$1,200
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Des Moines, Iowa

Des Moines, IA
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1975 yamaha Dt 400 enduro, $1,200, image 1

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i have a 1975 yamaha dt 400 enduro (yellow) bike is in attractive shape great tires, very nice gauges and original tail light , the gas tank dosnt leak and on has a little ding mark in it the bike ran this summer havnt had it running since september... has title and ive kept the title up to date on it ... its a great bike and in awesome condition call or TEXT me (sam) at i can send you images on my phone

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