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1977 Harley Davidson Flh Shovelhead Project (rhode Island) on 2040-motos

$7,000
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Rhode Island,

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1977 Harley Davidson FLH Shovelhead Project (Rhode Island), $7,000, image 1

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1977 Harley FLH ProjectFreshly rebuilt 96" shovelhead stroker motor by Andrew Rosa in Huntington NY, chromed 4 gear transmission, Chrome dual disc wide glide front end with Performance Machine brakes, Perfomance machine forward controls and front brake master cylinder, Performance Machine rear brakes, Chrome solid rear wheel, 3" BDL belt drive, and much more. Kick only, bikes starts and runs well, sounds incredible! Brand new Coker Classic rear tire and Avon Speedmaster front tire Needs finishing, I have all the matching blue tin work and seat to put it back together or you can continue with the custom short fender and make your own seat, I have almost everything needed to get it back on the road. Only selling because I have lost interest and need the money for another project. $7000 OBO. Feel free to call or text with any questions, 401-741-XXXX Charlie

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