1988 Honda Gl1500 Goldwing on 2040-motos

$3,100

Year:0 Mileage:156

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1988 Honda GL1500 GoldWing, $3,100, image 1

Honda Other description

1988 Honda Gold Wing GL1500Martini Beige color156k Miles, but well taken care ofNew TiresNew BrakesFluids FlushedSirius Satellite RadioRuns wellDrives goodSlight Smoke on Start-Up only, just needs to be runCould be a great winter project for next riding seasonDon't let the mileage fool you - these GoldWings can go for foreverI am helping sell this for a friend, but can answer any questions you may havePlease call before 8pm.

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