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1985 Honda Rebel 250cc (taylorsville) on 2040-motos

$700
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Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, GA
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1985 Honda rebel 250cc (Taylorsville), $700, image 1

Honda Rebel description

1985 honda rebel 250 project needs work the motor is free and will turn over with a battery will need a new gas tank I have 1 but it's rusty and it will need new tires that's all I know about it I have other projects and I don't have time for this on right now cash or trade 678-976-XXXX willing to trade for a good hunting rifle or rc trucks,planes, helis or what u got you never know this is a good bike and it won't take much to be road worthy thanks for looking

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