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1971 husqvarna 400 cross, 4spd, very original no reserve owned by Steve McQueen, (yea i wish) it is the same year and size as the one he owned, and made an overnight legend, after being on the cover of sports illustrated aug 1971, the 71 husky 400 was McQeens favorite bike, and these are highly collectable, his bid up to $50k at mecum auction and was a no sale, This is a one owner until i rescued it from the corner of garage from the owner, he raced it in several cross country events back in the day, It has been maintained and eng rebuilt @ 10 yrs ago and ridden very little after that, hasn't been started in 4-5 years, It was running perfect, would just need carb cleaned, fresh gas, plug etc to start it, tank is dry and clean no rust inside tank
On Aug-14-16 at 17:37:05 PDT, seller added the following information: sold on bill of sale |
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