1970 Honda Qa 50cc Motorcycle on 2040-motos

$175

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1970 Honda QA 50cc motorcycle, $175, image 1

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I have a 1970 honda QA 50cc mini trail for sale,motor is complete and runs,tires,frame,seat and gas tank are all there,it needs ; exhaust,ignition coil,fenders,misc brake cables,nuts and bolts,etc. Everything available on Ebay and reasonable prices,i just dont have time to work on it. Great little project bike,rare and worth quite a bit of money complete im asking $175.00 O.B.O

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