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Mileage:35
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Type:Cruiser
Stock Number:UD4641
Phone:8666439065
Harley-Davidson Other description
1996 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy , 1996 Harley-Davidson Fat Boy Ready to ride an instant classic? With lineage like this it is it's own legend! Take a peek at this beautiful Harley-Davidson Fat Boy with only 35,401 miles. Talk about low miles! This ride sports lots of chrome, leather bags with matched seat and a sissy bar for the ol' lady on the back. Why drive when you can live the dream on this sweet ride?We offer easy financing through Harley-Davidson Financial and they accept a wide range of credit. Exceptional offers for well qualified buyers. We can make this yours!Contact Rico @ 619-ECH-D151 (324-3151) to get on the road to ownership today!What this bike does not have on it already we can ad! With a wealth of options from Factory Harley-Davidson to our many aftermarket manufactures, if you dream it we can do it!
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