1984 Honda Spree on 2040-motos

$500

Year:0 Mileage:8

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1984 Honda Spree for sale. Runs well, gets awesome mileage, 8,281 original miles. Updated front signals to LED and added a fog light and more lighting on the rear. Son would rather have a car. I'm only the 2nd owner, had less than 2,000 when I got it. Has flat rear tire right now. The helmet goes with it. Title in hand. $500 firm. Call txt or email. James

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