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1951 Harley Davidson Panhead Chopper. Matching Cases, clear title. Wishbone Frame, Wide-glide Front-end, 21" front wheel, 18" rear wheel, mechanical drum Brake Rear, Ratchet Top Transmission, "Jockey Shift", Flat fender, old chopper seat, Hummer Gas Tank, tall sissy bar, new generator & Regulator and Linkert Carb. Cool old bike. Fresh pistons, rings and top end gaskets and seals. Starts and runs great. I can provide videos of start up and riding if required.
Bid early and often. No reserve. Ask all the questions you want. I can provide more pics upon request. Bike is forsale Locally, I reserve the right to end auction at any time. Keywords: chop, HD Harley-Davidson, Knucklehead, shovelhead, flathead flatty vintage big twin |
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