Ossa Phantom 250 Gp Motocross Ahrma Vmx on 2040-parts.com
Downers Grove, Illinois, US
THIS OSSA 250 PHANTOM IS ALMOST COMPLETE ONLY MISSING BOTH FENDERS,SIDE COVERS CARB BOOT,GRIPS . SOME HARDWARE.VERY ORIGINAL.
MOTOR TURNS BUT NEEDS TO BE REDONE.FOOT PEGS ARE NOT STOCK AND HAVE BEEN WELDED.MOTOR# 190859 NO FRAME TAG.I THINK IT IS A 1975 OR 76
THANKS FOR LOOKING.
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