1957 Harley-davidson Sportster on 2040-motos
Year:1957
Mileage:12
Maggie Valley, North Carolina, United States
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1957 Harley-Davidson Model XL. All real bike that was customized approx. 10 years ago at great expense. The bike has been sitting for 10 years. Coil has been removed, but will be replaced and included upon sale. This bike ran well when it was parked. Mainly original, including original rims, hubs, frame, engine, many small components- oil tank with original lines. The former owner invested thousands of dollars in paint, carburetor, engine upgrades, and chrome plating. Great example of a 1957 motor. The speedometer is a 60's model and the mileage is not accurate. NO TITLE. This bike will be sold on BILL OF SALE ONLY.
The buyer is responsible for picking this machine up at the Wheels Through Time Museum, in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. |
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