1982 Honda 70 3 Wheeler on 2040-parts.com
Sherman, Texas, US
1982 HONDA 3 WHEELER. BIKE COULD USE SOME TLC. WOULD BE GREAT FOR SOMEONE WANTING TO RESTORE. BIKE HAS BEEN SITTING IN MY STORAGE SHED FOR PAST TWO YEARS AND HAVE NOT ATTEMPTED TO START IT SINCE. HOWEVER IT DID RUN. HAS A SLOW LEAK IN ONE OF THE REAR TIRES. THE SEAT IS ALMOST NEW. PLASTICS ARE FADED. LOCAL PICKUP ONLY!!!!! NO SHIPPING!!!! TO BE PAID FOR WITIN 3 DAYS OF AUCTION END. THANKS
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