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  1. #1
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    Tecumseh, Oklahoma
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    1984 atc125m

    I'm trying to get all the info on my 1984 ATC12TM. THE V.I.N is JH3TE010XEC003722 so I know it's a Honda All Terrain Vehicle manufactured in Japan then there's the TE010 I can only find these
    te01e-2000014~ = 1984 atc125m
    te01e-2100001~ = 1985 atc125m
    te01e-2200001~ = 1986 atc125m
    te01e-8300001~ = 1987 atc125m
    I'm assuming 2000014-2100000 are all 1984?
    The E is for 1984
    The C is for the Saitama factory in Japan
    The 003722 is number 3,722 built?
    Is there something special about this particular year? I've recently had multiple people trying to buy or trade stuff for it and I've never listed it or even mentioned selling it but I've had some offers I thought were in my favor by a lot. I attached the only pictures of identification I could find on the trike. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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    Feb 2016
    Location
    Stellenbosch, South Africa
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    1983 Honda ATC250R
    1983 Honda ATC200E BIG RED (sold)
    1984 Honda ATC200X (sold)
    1985 Honda ATC250ES BIG RED
    1985 Honda ATC70 x 2
    2001 Honda TRX90
    2004 Honda TRX300EX (sold)
    2008 Honda TRX250TM
    1976 Suzuki RV90M (sold)
    1967 Vespa Primavera 125
    1958 Massey Ferguson 35

  3. #3
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    Aug 2008
    Location
    MN
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    Just as my opinion, for what its worth, the 84 125M is nothing special. Had a few of them over the years, a couple 85's as well. They are a pretty bog standard and plentiful model, i see them on facebook marketplace all the time here, i don't bother with the horizontal motors anymore, sold my ATC90 i restored this year and that was my last horizontal i owned. They are a decent machine, everyone says the trans is weak on them, but its not the trans, its the design of the shift drum stopper, i've fixed my share of them... Now if it was an 86 125M thats a whole other beast, those things are unicorns in nice shape, but also really hard to fix up since there is very little if any aftermarket stuff for them, no repro fenders or tanks, engine parts are hit and miss with other models for swapping, but a cool model none the less.
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    1984 Honda ATC200ES "Big Red"
    1982 ATC200E "Hondie"
    1988 TRX300FW "Project Quad" Still in progress....

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