1980 Honda Other on 2040-motos
Year:1980
Mileage:110
Monticello, Wisconsin, United States
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HONDA 1980 EXPRESS. 110 ORIGINAL MILES, ORIGINAL PAINT, VERY NICE ORIGINAL CONDITION AS PICTURED. STARTS RUNS AND RIDES EXCELLENT.LIGHTS, DIRECTIONALS, HORN ALL WORK AS THEY SHOULD. HAS A NEW BATTERY. OVER CONDITION ON THIS BIKE IS MINTY, IT DOES HAVE SOME PAINT LOSS ON THE DRIVE COVER AS PICTURED AND WHAT LOOKS LIKE A FAINT COB WEBB IN THE SPEEDOMETER. STILL HAS THE ORIGINAL PAINT STAMP ON THE FRONT TIRE. VERY RARE AS I THINK 1980 WAS THE ONLY YEAR THEY WERE MADE.COMES WITH A CLEAR TITLE. SHIPPING IS BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY.EMAIL QUESTION THANK YOU
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