1948 Indian Chief on 2040-motos

$4,300

Year:0 Mileage:11

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Indian Other description

Offered for sale is this fully restored 1948 Indian Chief. The bike went through a complete ground up restoration including engine rebuild, frame, wheels, saddle, plating, and paint. The restoration which was completed 10yrs ago. It has only covered 11mis since it’s restoration. This is a matching number example which still retains all of it’s original sheetmetal. Engine # CDH2472 B Frame # 3482472 All sheet metal is original.

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