1969 Honda Z50a on 2040-motos

US $38000

Year:1969 Mileage:2 Color: SILVER & RED

Location:

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States

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Honda Z50A tech info

Engine Size (cc):49 Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty Type:MINI TRAIL For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda Z50A description

VINTAGE 1969 HONDA MINI TRAIL 50 "LITTLE RED". Mfg: Honda LTD. Model: Z50A. Production No: 149431. Motor: 49cc. Weight: 108 Lbs.-Dry, 115 Lbs.-Ready To Ride. Tire Size: 3.50-8, 2 Ply Rating. Tire Mfg: The Nitto Tire Co., LTD. Cond: Used, Runs And Shifts "PRIMO". Deluxe Model, Chrome Skid Plate, Chrome Cargo Rack, Chrome Fenders, Chrome Chain Guard. Mini Trail Comes With Bill Of Sale. I Have Had This Very Cool Mini Trail For Over 35 Years And Now It's Time To Pass It On. Thanks For Looking.

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