1988 Harley-davidson Softail on 2040-motos
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Mileage:11253
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Type:Custom
Phone:(602) 618-3073
Harley-Davidson Softail description
1988 Harley-Davidson Softail , Almost always garaged, 2nd owner. Been in storage last two years with occasianal start ups. Most chrome has less than 4000 miles driven on it, engine was newly rebuilt thats why 11000 miles on it frame has less than 60000 miles. 18" Ape hangers, sissy bar, looks and runs great. Will need new battery, Headlight, left fork has slight leak. Belt and sprockets are less than 5000 miles, clutch has been replaced, Starter & solenoid & Drive gear all this was done not to long before going into storage, still started about every two weeks or so. Have put just over 18000 thousand into it, but was told would never get any where near that much, must sell. $6500.00. Please call 602-618-3073
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