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Engine Size (cc):70
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing title orwarranty
Type:70cc scooter
For Sale By:Private Seller
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1981 HONDA C70 For sale is a 1981 Honda C70 scooter that belong to my son and has no title. He had it running last year but I cannot get it started. There is light to medium surface rust on the scooter but nothing structural. There are several new parts, battery, fuel lines, side covers, front fender, some of which have not been installed. Also among the parts are couple of extra carburetors and the original front basket and front rack. Scooter has 4,738 miles and has no title. It is being sold as is, where is, in New Orleans. Buyer must pick up once payment clears. I will only except the $50 PayPal down payment and the balance may be paid by personal check or money order. Please allow10 days for payment to clear. If you don't like what you see when when you come to pick it up, you may have your money back. I will not renegotiate. |
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