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2002 Harley Davidson Fat Boy Soft Tail (knoxville) on 2040-motos

$7,490
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2002 Harley Davidson Fat Boy Soft Tail/ R022104 Mileage:16476Exterior Color:RedTransmission:UnknownPrice:$7,490For more details about this vehicle please call Michael Garrett at 865-240-XXXX.You can also view additional info about this vehicle here:http://icarstn.com/vehicle/4779156/2002-harley-davidson-fat-boy-soft-tail-knoxville-tn-37922

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