Stolen E Medford Honda Sl 90 Red Enduro # Sl 90 89 1969 on 2040-motos

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Honda Other description

pleas be understand , reward 250$ recovery , taken from resident 1 red , silver frame custom painted mural gas tank multi color , from charles smurthwaite resident east medford , stolen from back yard,, had 1in croam straight pipe , stolen quite a while ago larry

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