1974 Yamaha Gtmxa 80cc Kick Starter Gt Mx A Gt 80 on 2040-parts.com
Sachse, Texas, US
WE WILL COMBINE MULTIPLE PURCHASES TO SAVE ON SHIPPING COSTS if possible!
Here we have a REAL barn find! It was in ours when we bought our little ranch. The barn had several old bikes that I will be listing.
What you see in the picture is what you will be getting.
May fit other years and models. Please check before bidding
1974 Yamaha GTMXA 80cc kick starter. Good condition. See pictures
VIN 367-109454.
Parts for these bikes are VERY hard to come by...buy for spares at these prices
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