1966 Harley-davidson Touring on 2040-motos

1966 HARLEY DAVIDSON ELECTRA GLIDE FLH, It's not often that opportunity to own a piece of history like this comes up. The 1966 FLH Electra-Glide broke new ground for Harley-Davidson's flagship model. The engine's cylinder heads were patterned after those of the sportster model, creating more efficient combustion chambers and resulting in a gain of about five horsepower for the FLH. The new cast-aluminum rocker boxes were noticeably different in shape from the Panhead's, leading enthusiasts to adopt the name 'shovelhead' for the new model. The optional king of the highway accessory package included front and rear bumpers, extra quiet dual mufflers, crash bars, saddlebags, and a windscreen. The top-of-the-line FLH sold for $1,610. The motorcycle has 18441 miles, indicates 2223 miles on new speedometer, Harley Davidson service manual. Specifications Engine Displacement: 74 cubic inches Weight: 783 pounds Fuel capacity: 5 gallons Horsepower: 60 horsepower at 5,400 rpm Lore * The FLH was the top-selling model for 1966. * Big Twins were given 12-volt charging system in 1965 to power the new electric starter motors. This bike was restored in 2005. A few updates were made, like electronic ignition, new alternator, new S&S carb, and a new Mustang seat that was custom covered to match the bike. I have all the receipts from the restoration.

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