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1998 Honda Xr70 on 2040-motos

$1,300
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Gainesville, Florida

Gainesville, FL
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325 NE 23RD AVE at MAIN STREET 1998 HONDA XR70 940XXXXXX-XLMLOOKS AND RUNS WELL!! 70CC GAS POWERED HONDA. NO TITLE. COME BY AND CHECK IT OUT! THIS WOULD MAKE A GREAT HOLIDAY SURPRISE!!$1300.00 OR BETTER OFFER (THIS ITEM NOT ELIGIBLE FOR LAYAWAY)Visit Us In Gainesville at 325 NE 23rd Ave Or Contact now Today at ! For over 20yrs, your choice for amazing deals, with 2 locations and on-line 24/7 at http://www.tbgoods.com Why TB Goods? Discounted Preferred & VIP Interest Rates on Loans Rewards Points on All Purchases Price-Match-Plus! Guarantee on Your Valuables Product Protection Plans - Buy With Confidence! Convenient Layaway Plans With Easy Payments! Cash Pass Prepaid Credit Card Open seven Days A Week in Gainesville

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