1968 Harley-davidson Springer Custom on 2040-motos
Year:1968
Mileage:0
upland, California, US
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Type:Custom
Phone:9095197771
Harley-Davidson Other description
1968 Harley-Davidson Springer , All custom '68 Harley. This Harley is stretched to being 10' long Front end is a narrow 30 inch over Wiring is completely in frame Frame has a 46 degrees neck Frame has front and rear legs stretched Gas tank is saddled to the frame Painting has 38 coats of Lacquer Seat if a Cobra with square box stitch Engine has oversized valves, balanced, extra magneto fire Carb is reworked S-U Jag Exhaust is 2 into 1 collector Tires are 17 front and 16 rear Call Jim at 909 519-7771 Moving into $12,600.00 9095197771
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