1984 Harley-davidson Fxst Softail Cruiser on 2040-motos
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Mileage:18
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West Berlin, New Jersey, US
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Type:Cruiser
Stock Number:020712C
Phone:8882180670
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1984 Harley-Davidson FXST Softail, Custom Softail FXST - *This Harley is on consignment and is for sale by the original owner* Here is a list of features: 1. 1984 Softail--Original Owner 2. Antique--28 years old 3. 18,000 original miles 4. Custom Paint 5. CB Radio w/button for passenger on sissy bar 6. 4 Speed 7. Kick and Electric Start 8. Chain Driven 9. Spoke Wheels ( Original ) 10. 2 Tool Boxes 11. Corbin--King / Queen Seat 12. Sissy Bar 13. Luggage Rack 14. Temperature Gauge For Oil Tank 15. Stock Mufflers and Pipes 16. Emblems on All Covers are Embossed on the Covers not double face tape 17. Padded Backrests for the Driver and Passenger 18. I have a Set of Straight Pipes for it also 19. I have the Original Seat 20. Needs Carburetor $12,000 OBO.. Please call us at 856-809-9990 and ask for Diane or Jeff
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