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Engine Size (cc):400
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Selling off my collection. This TM400 has been on display in my house for over 10 years and has not been started in that time. It has spark and strong compression. Excellent condition, new tires. Too nice to race but it is a nice collector bike that will increase in value.
It will sell, no reserve. I will work with your shipper. I will also list a 1974 TM400, 1974 AJS 410 Stormer, 1970 Bultaco 350 MXer, Two Husky360c Enduros |
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