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2003 Harley-davidson Ultra Classic For Sale on 2040-motos

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2003 Harley-Davidson 100th Anniversary Ultra Classic/Convertible. This custom motorcycle belongs to 1 of our business associates in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. He has documented proof of investing over $56,000 in this bike when new. It is still as new with only 6,700 mis over the past ten years. It has custom detachables that create A Road King with a Gunfighter seat. A bike the factory never thought of. All the chrome, custom metallic powder coating , beautiful two-toned white and gold custom paint, motor upgrades and one-of-a-kind features that you could possible ever dream of - too many other items to list. The owner is 1st and only owner of this fantastic Harley. The bike has always been stored in a climate controlled garage. The bike was purchased and serviced/modified - all work- by Adirondack Harley Davidson, formerly Van's Harley Davidson in Gloversville, NY. Motor is 1550. Engine upgrades - Stage II Screaming Eagle upgrade, Screaming Eagle Exhaust System, High Capacity Oil Cooler, powder coated heads to match frame, Diamond Etched Cooling Fins Other - Oversized Alloy rims and Tires, Fuel Injected, plus an endless list of cosmetic, paint, chrome and custom accessories totaling over $52K including bike, all work documented. No accidents or damage. 1 tiny scratch on tour pack. I will include the 2 custom matching helmets that cost over $1K, sized M & L. Only 6,700 original miles, full service done less than 200 mis ago. YES, he really did spend over $50,000 to get this bike to it's current state of perfection, all work documented. Financing and shipping available world wide. Trades? Call today and we will put you in direct contact with the owner and you can work out the information to see it in This bike is ready to be enjoyed! It is a 2003 Ultra Classic that l

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