1999 Indian Cmc Wanderer on 2040-motos

$4,000

Year:0 Mileage:15

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1999 Indian CMC Wanderer, $4,000, image 1

Indian Other description

Are you bored with the standard black _ chrome cruiser? Do you want something unique, something that stands out? Check out this 1999 CMC Wanderer by Indian, it fits the bill. Powered by a 100ci S_S power plant this monster will GO!! Open primary drive, dual spring seat, and chrome everywhere this bike has too many adds to list! This low miles 1999 is just getting ready to hit the 16k mile mark! We performed our all inclusive safety oriented 31 point inspection and found no problems, this bike is ready to ride. Own a piece of American motorcycle history with this beautiful machine. Thank you for your interest, I look forward to hearing from you.

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