Restored To New 1986 Yamaha 200 Big Wheel on 2040-motos
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Mileage:44
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Portsmouth, Virginia, US
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Type:Dual-Purpose
Engine Size (cc):200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Completely Restored YAMAHA BIG WHEEL 200.Was a Chirstmas present for my wife and shes scared to ride.She wants a golf cart so I am selling this Labor of love.I have about 3,500.$ invested plus 3 months of my labor. Frame off restoration with rare new parts found on the web that were last ones left.New seat,tank,fenders,brakes,bearings,tires,grips,paint,muffler,decals chain,lights and more.THERE IS NOT ANTHER LIKE IT ANY WHERE! RUNS LIKE NEW LOOKS BETTER THAN NEW and built to last longer than new.THIS THING GOES ANYWHERE=SAND =SNOW =HILLS and a MUD MONSTER GREAT LOW END POWER.call for more info 757-729-2569. $2500$ would trade.
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