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Mileage:300
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Engine Size (cc):90
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:enduro
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1970 Yamaha HT1 90cc enduro WOW ONLY 300miles totally original purchased from original owner he purchase it from Pawtucket Yamaha (Vinny) in rhode Island.Original owner used it at his camp ground for a couple of years then it sat in his basement for 35 + years .I purchased it 3yrs ago from his estate.Runs AWESOME every thing works as should .All I did was change all oils and put new brake pads that's it. No rust inside of gas tank.Original tires .Has some chips in paint of gas tank see pics. for more info call 401-4773872 Buyer responsible for shipping.WILL NOT SELL TO OVERSEAS
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