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Mileage:52000
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Engine Size (cc):1200
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:CDH6127
Indian Chief description
This is a 1948 Indian Chief. I added electronic ignition, 12 volt conversion, modern cv carb, Timmerman electric starter ( the only electric starter that retain the kick start) This makes it a great and reliable rider. All the original parts (Linkert carb 6 volt generater, Chumme seat) are included in the sale. The tank,fenders speedometer etc. are original.
On Aug-25-13 at 16:59:18 PDT, seller added the following information:
This is a 1948 Indian Chief. It is a matching number bike. I added electronic ignition, 12 volt conversion, modern cv carb, Timmerman electric starter ( the only one that retains the kick start option). It is a good reliable rider. I have all of the original parts (linkert carb 6 volt generater Chumme seat etc.) and they go with the bike. The tank fenders speedo etc are all original
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