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1976 Harley-davidson Flh on 2040-motos

$12,000
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1976 FLH, matching numbers 93" stroker, original paint, less than 11k original miles, was completely rewired, frame freshly powder coated, upgraded charging system, true dual pipes with fishtails, 16" apes, new 82-95 controls, new tires, everything new. Less than 500 mis since completion. Over $17,000 invested since March. Have paperwork for all parts and work. Have all the original saddle bag rails, crash bar, etc etc. Do not contact me telling me it isnt worth it. NADA lists a stock FLH in terrific condition at over $13,000. Would like to trade for a Harley bagger Evo or Twin Cam ONLY for long trips. More photos available on request. DO NOT OFFER ME JUNK!

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