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chevy59
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1982 Honda Odyssey that is a screamer, top speed is 54 mph. I brought this home a few days ago and the kids love it. This 2 cycle engine by honda really has a lot of power, the gas and the brake are located on the steering wheel, so it's easy to operate. Also picked this Honda 3 wheeler up from the same guy, He didn't have a place to enjoy them, so I traded him a couple of items we didn't use anymore and everyone was happy! Thanks for looking!
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WOW!! I havent seen a Honda Odyssey since...well....i guess, after i got rid of mine back in 91-2. LOVED it,No rear suspention was its main downfall, BUT, for a couple of thousand $ you could get an aftermarket suspention, along with enough engine high preformance parts for the 250cc motor to put a major smile on your face.
Sweet looking toy chevy59!
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