1948 Indian Chief With Sidecar on 2040-motos

$3,800

Year:0 Mileage:26

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1948 Indian Chief with Sidecar, $3,800, image 1

Indian Chief description

1948 Indian Chief motorcycle with sidecar. This motorcycle runs and drives well, and has 26,193 original miles. The bike is mostly original, having had only the paint redone. It was taken to shows regularly, and is always an attention getter. The motorcycle is tagged and insured, though it is not being sold with the license plate. If you are the high bidder, please follow through with the transaction, and if you have any questions

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