1986 Honda Vt1100 Very Clean, Good Runner on 2040-motos

$2,699

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1986 Honda VT1100 Very Clean, Good Runner, $2,699, image 1

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301 cambell Affordable Cruiser - Come Check out our pre-owned inventory! Lots of trades still coming in, over 170+ pre-owned Cars/Trucks/Vans/ATVs/Motorcycles/Snowmobiles!GENERAL DETAILS Manufacturer Honda Model Year 1986 Model VT1100 Shadow Retail Price $2,999.00 Price $2,699.00* Color Black Displacement 1100 cc Stock #: V302A Miles 48263 ENGINE Displacement 1100 cc Rice Honda Suzuki301 Cambell St.Rapid City, SD 57701http://RICEHONDASUZUKI.com/Default.asp

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