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1970 Yamaha R5 Classic Cafe Highly Collectibale Extremely Rare on 2040-motos

$4,000
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:6
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Los Angeles, California

Los Angeles, CA
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2-STROKE OIL INJECTED, VERY FAST ALL ORIGINAL, FULLY RESTORED, READY TO RIDE, SHOWROOM CONDITION CAFE VINTAGE CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE SCOOTERALL ORIGINAL, 6100 miS, 1st YEAR MADE MAKING IT THE RAREST OF THE RARE, MINT CONDITION,HIGHLY COLLECTIBLE, VERY RARE, RUNS GOOD!, 1970 YAMAHA R5 WAS THE 1st 350 2-STROKE AS THE RD 350 AND RD400 CAME AFTER. CLEAR TITLE PINK SLIP IN HAND, CURRENT REGISTRATION UNTIL NOVEMBER 2013RECENTLY TUNED UP WITH NEW OIL,NEW SPARK PLUGS, CLEANED OUT CARBS, JETTED, NEW SEALS AND BEARINGS, RUNS SUPER SMOOTH AND NEEDS NOTHING, THIS IS A PIECE OF HISTORY AD SHOULD BE IN A MUSEUM, BUT NOW FOR SALE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, MOST OWNERS NEVER SELL THEM BECAUSE THE PRICE ONLY GOES UP DAILY! I NEED CASH, MUST SELL 818272113,,,,5

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