1978 Honda Gl 1000 Goldwing on 2040-motos

$1,999

Year:1978 Mileage:52000 Color: Brown

Location:

LaMarque, Texas

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1978 Honda GL 1000 Goldwing, Vintage GL1000 Goldwing Cafe Racer! - Check out this 1978 Honda 1000 Goldwing. Has a brand new cafe racer style seat, This vintage GL1000 Goldwing runs very good, stops good and has near new Dunlop tires. All of the hard work has been done on this bike. All it needs is your finishing touches. Come by and check it out.

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