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1974 Suzuki Ts 400 on 2040-motos

$200
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Muncie, Indiana

Muncie, IN
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I am selling my 1974 Suzuki TS 400. I bought it off a guy that was the original owner. He had it painted the John Deere colors. He said it was a real head turner when it ran. When he quit driving it all it needed was the carburetor cleaned. I bought it thinking I would get it running but need to clean the shed so it has to go. It is all there. As is $200 OBO. This would make a great winter project and appeal to many people. If interested text or call.

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