1949 Vincent Rapide C on 2040-motos

US $7000

Year:1949 Mileage:999

Location:

Alcheda, Italy

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Vincent Rapide C photos

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Vincent Rapide C tech info

Engine Size (cc):1,000

Vincent Rapide C description

HRD Vincent Rapide C 1000cc

model year 1949

UFM RC4131 RFM RC4131 Engine F10AB/1/2231

Crankcase matching numbers V85

Rare 1949 HRD model, full matching numbers bike, good usable conditions and mostly original

specs. Rare find these days. It comes with V5, old buff logs and VOC certificate.

Ride, parade and collect! Bulletproof investment.

Bike is currently located in UK, Stowmarket, Suffolk but i can get them delivered all around the World at cost, no problem. I can supply US reference.

For info's please call +39 347 2656235 Gianluca or email gianluca@stileitaliano.com

PAYMENT MUST BE BY BANK TRANSFER

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