1970 Honda Mini Trail 70, Runs Great, Must See on 2040-motos

$550

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1970 HONDA MINI TRAIL 70, runs great, must see, $550, image 1

Honda Other description

Honda CT70. I have had this for over 10 yrs, never fails to start, shows 6115 mis on working speedo, it has been started and rode once every six months or so. the only thing missing is the headlight glass cover, tires were replaced a few years ago but look new, seat is in terrific condition also. if restored to new worth three times my asking price.550 or best cash offer. call

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