69 Honda Z50 Restored on 2040-motos

$1,800

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For sale is a restored 1969 Honda Z50. This is a real collectors item selling for anywhere from $500 in rough condition up to $7500 in Restored Condition I even saw two still in the original shipping crate for $20,000. This 1 is not perfect but it is pretty close. Lots of new original Honda parts. engine run's like a Swiss watch, buy yourself memories when you were a kid with your 1st little motorcycle & having fun with it, and the perfect charismas gift for your son or daughter. NO EMAIL'S you can tex or call me thanks for looking ken.

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