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Harley-Davidson Other tech info
Engine Size (cc):750
Warranty:Won't need it
Type:Daily Rider
For Sale By:Private Seller
Harley-Davidson Other description
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This bike started life as a Canadian military motorcycle... a WLC. I became the owner around 1972 and turned it into a chopper (see the last picture). Thankfully I didn't cut up any parts! I loaned it to a friend around 1977 who drove it for a couple of years and then it sat in his garage... and then mine until around 1996 when I began the restoration you see in the pictures. I used many original parts from my stash that I have horded over the years. The current engine is a 1941 G model and is what is on the registration... 1941 Harley Davidson, Serial No - 41G102?. Check over the pictures carefully, you will notice it is complete, all the correct hardware, clamps, lock washers, and hard to find bits and pieces. This is an easy starting, dependable, and very fun bike... and it looks as good as it runs. It's a real attention getter. A $1000.00 deposit via PayPal is due within 24 hours. |
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