1966 Harley-davidson Sportster on 2040-motos
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Harley-Davidson Sportster description
No reserve auction. This is a 1966 Harley
Davidson Sportster XLCH 900cc. I saved it from an elderly mans garage where it
has sat since 2013. I'm unsure if it was ridden until then or not. It
had paperwork from a shop for work that was done in 2013 when they put
on new tires and performed a tune-up. When I got it he would not attempt
to start it. When I got it home I put fresh gas in it, fixed a wire
that was touching the oil tank, and after many kicks it fired and ran,
and stayed running. It did not smoke, and sounded good. I have not made
any further attempt to start it or ride it. I cannot make any promises
when it comes to the reliability of this bike, or the condition of the
motor, transmission, or brakes. Obviously there has been changes made to
this motorcycle. There are things that are not original, but everything
done looks like it was done quite some time ago. It has a two-up
Mustang seat, forks from around I'm guessing a 1979, chrome steel wheels
instead of aluminum, and the wrong fuel tank. I do have a correct fuel
tank and a correct buddy seat to go with the bike. I have a good Ohio
title in my name that matches the number on the motor. These frames did
not have serial numbers back then. The frame has not been cut or raked
which is actually rare for these bikes as well. When it started the
headlight worked and the brake light worked. This is a no reserve
auction and the winning bidder will be required to pick it up in
Uniontown Ohio 44685 within one week of auctions end. I will not ship
the motorcycle, but if you would like to ship it you will be fully
responsible for everything involved. A deposit of $250 will be required
through paypal when the auction ends, and the remainder can only be paid
by cash. I will accept a bank check (no personal checks) however the
funds must clear and be in my account before the bike can be removed
from my property. Again, no reserve auction, no guarantees on anything
(it's a 1966) and if you would like to see the bike in person prior to
bidding please just ask and I will do my best to accommodate you. If you would like a short video of the bike running you can text me at 412-304-2094 and I will send it to you. I have a clear title in my name that show unknown miles.
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