2003 Indian Sprit 1k Miles on 2040-motos

$2,550

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INDIAN SPIRT 88 CUBIC INCH S amp; S ENGINE 1450 cc CARBURATED 5 GEAR TRANSMISSION 1, 0 7 mileS SHOWN SOFTAIL SUSPENSION CUSTOM PAINT SET (BLACK WITH GHOST FLAMES) FORWARD POLISHED CONTROLS CHROME UPPER CONTROLS SHOT GUN CUSTOM EXHAUST SYSTEM REAR BELT DRIVE POLISHED FRONT END ASSEMBLY 80 SPOKE CHROME WHEELS quot;CHUBBYquot; BEACH BARS STAINLESS STEEL CABLES REMOVABLE SADDLE BAGS EVERYTHING ON THIS BIKE IS POLISHED OR CHROME!! CLEAN / CLEAN TITLE RUNS amp; RIDES GOOD!! VERY GREAT LOOKING BIKE! GREAT FOR COLLECTORS, VERY RARE BIKE! VERY BEAUTIFUL BIKE, NEEDS TO BE SEEN IN PERSON! GOOD LOOKING!

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