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1980 Kawasaki Kz440a Parting It Out Or Buy The Whole Thing (bethel) on 2040-motos

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Minneapolis, Minnesota

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1980 KAWASAKI KZ440A PARTING IT OUT OR BUY THE WHOLE THING (Bethel), $1, image 1

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I have a 1980 Kawasaki KZ440A I will be parting out or selling whole. It hasnt been ran in a couple years and I have no motivation to go through everything and get it running again. It's also missing a couple small parts and pieces but is in terrific shape overall.Let me know if you are interested in any parts off of it. No title but I have a bill of sale from where I bought it (to prove I didn't steal it or something)Make offers

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