1983 Kawasaki Spectre Parts Or Project Bike on 2040-parts.com
Winter Haven, Florida, US
First, let me start off with: I DO NOT HAVE TITLE OR KEYS FOR THIS MOTORCYCLE, That is why I am selling it as a parts or project bike. I found this motorcycle, along with 2 others, buried underneath things in a storage unit I bought at auction. The storage facility did run the VIN number on it, and it has never been reported stolen and does not have any liens on it.
I do not know much about motorcycles, but if you have any questions, please feel free to ask and I will try my best to answer them.
The buyer will be responsible for delivery of this motorcycle, either by local pick up, or by arranging your own means of shipping.
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