1949 Harley-davidson Other on 2040-motos
Year:1949
Mileage:29
Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States
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Relisting due to non-paying high bidder. Up for consideration is an unrestored 1949 Harley Davidson FL. Motor and transmission recently underwent a high quality rebuild, hubs and front forks rebuilt, new wiring. 20 over cylinders, original VIN numbers and matching belly numbers. Sheet metal has old paint with just the right amount of character, original paint frame with do damage or repairs ever. There are a few non-oem parts used on bike to include wiring, exhaust, brake light switch and inner and outer primary. Motor is 48' FL so obviously titled as a 48', someone may have lunched the original motor and replaced it with earlier motor. Bike runs great and looks great, no disappointments here. Questions please email, or call 405-338-8990.
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