2002 Indian Chief on 2040-motos

$11,999

Year:2002 Mileage:7799 Color: Black

Location:

Spring Valley (San Diego area), California

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Type:Cruiser Phone:(877) 207-1390

Indian Chief description

Mint Condition Chief equipped with the 100ci Power Plus Engine, Indian OEM rigid leather bags and backrest, chrome forks, chrome hand controls. Blackhawk Oil Pump Upgrade recently performed. Fresh service, Fully inspected and ready to go, needs nothing. Financing Available OAC, call in your application or download one from our website. $50-150 delivers in SoCal, $150-750 delivers USA and Canada Border. $750-999 ships to most world ports. Show room open by appointment, please call first

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