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1965 Harley-Davidson Touring (1965)
1965 HARLEY DAVIDSON SERVI CAR PRISTINE RESTORATION Video will open in a new window Using the eBay App? Paste link into a browser window: [isdntekvideo] 1965 Harley Davidson Police Special Servi Car 45ci Flathead Rare Police Special Full Concours Level Frame-Off Restoration Over 150 Hours Labor Invested All Original Harley Davidson Components Fully Serviced + Runs Phenomenal Sold on clear California Title Watch our demonstration video for all details. Ultra Reliable 45ci Flathead Simple and Reliable Side Valve Construction Wide Ratio Suicide Shift 4 Speed Transmission with Reverse Gear Shift Operated by Hand with Foot Clutch Robust and Maintenance Free Shaft Drive Original Factory Police Special Speedometer Present Original Floorboards and Pedals were Preserved Factory Tins and Tanks Professionally Painted All Chrome Parts Replated Leather Saddle Reupholstered New Levers, Grips, Handlebars and Windshield New Period Correct Bias Ply Tires All Lights, Spotlights, Turn Signals Work Working Original Mechanical Siren NADA #1 Value of $27,695.00 Comparable Sales of: $15,950.00 (Mecum Vegas 2020, Needing Total Restoration) $31,000 (BaT April, 2023, Missing Original Components) Professionally Serviced + Detailed this Week.2024-06-23 20:40:22Vernon-Rockville, Connecticut, United States39,4419,950.00 -
1965 Harley-Davidson Touring (1965)
1965 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Original Bike mileage is 25,500. a beautiful preserved example of the last pan head and the first electric start Harley Davidson Pipes are the only thing not original. They are period correct aftermarket Superior upswept mufflers.still a rider so mileage may varyall transportations cost are the responsibilty of the buyer recent maintenance .2016-11-07 04:33:16Scottsdale, Arizona, United States2533,000.00 -
1965 Harley-Davidson Touring (1965)
1965 Harley-Davidson FLH Electra-Glide. First year for the Electra-Glide and last year for the Panhead engine. This is one of the most sought after and collectable antique Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Everyone wants a Panhead with electric start.2016-06-22 04:33:07Saugerties, New York, United States3613000 -
1965 Harley-Davidson FLH (1965)
Original 1965 FLH, clean serial numbers and matching belly numbers. The vin is 65FLH13474. Bike has original paint, white is prominent, black on bottom of tank. This bike has all the goodies that a 65 Electra Glide is supposed to have. Both electric and kick start. The original paint has many scratches. Small dimple on the front fender and one on the gas tank. The gas tanks are like new on the inside. At 20 feet, you cannot see the scratches. The bike has 12,000 original miles, and runs and handles like new. Just put on new pair of Coker Tires. I am looking at my 76th birthday and it is time to part with these heavy machines. Yes, you can have both seats, but the bike sells with the black national windshield. Call with any questions, 724-853-8697 or 724-396-7297. Oh, yes, the bike has a little rust here and there, but if you live in the US or Canada, you can ride it home.2013-10-23 00:14:17Greensburg, Pennsylvania, US12,00015,400.00 -
1965 Harley Davidson FLH (1965)
1965 Harley Davidson FLH ,runs great,shovel heads,bendix carb,matching belly numbers,clear 1965 FLH Harley title, 2,689 miles on new speedo,total mileage unknown, will ship worldwide2013-10-21 00:01:11Saint Clair, Michigan, US2,6897,450.00 -
1965 Harley FLH (1965)
Bike is in good running condition. has shovel head top end on it right now( was like that when I bought it) I have brand new STD pan heads for it. the heads are ported, flowed, and have duel plugs. I have studs, pan covers, "Y" oil line.2013-09-03 07:57:36North Canton, Ohio, US2,68610,000.00
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