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2009 Harley-davidson Thunder Mountain Spitfire Custom Chopper on 2040-motos

US $10,900.00

Year:2009 Mileage:8 Color: Black & Orange

Location:

Saint Augustine, Florida, United States

2009 Harley-Davidson Thunder Mountain Spitfire Custom Chopper, US $10,900.00, image 1

Harley-Davidson Thunder Mountain Spitfire Custom Chopper tech info

Type:Cruiser

Harley-Davidson Thunder Mountain Spitfire Custom Chopper description

2009 Thunder Mountain Spitfire with only 8k miles. Extremely clean bike with some nice upgrades: detachable drivers backrest that doubles as a passenger seat, Supertrapp exhaust, Screamin' Eagle Stage 1 intake, detachable windshield, & and brand new battery. Has very tiny flaw on the tank where the turn signal made contact at full turn, has since been adjusted so it wouldn't happen again. Bike runs fantastic, extremely quick! Clear title on hand.

I will be traveling between Jacksonville, Atlanta, Savannah, Charlotte, & Winston-Salem during the month and will be more than happy to bring it with me along the way for a small fee after a $500 deposit has been made. Bike is located in St. Augustine, FL. I also travel throughout the state of Florida throughout the month, email me with where you are at & I'll let you know if & when I'll be in your area.If the bike is to be shipped the buyer must make their own shipping arrangements at their own cost. I'll gladly drop it off at any Jacksonville area shipping docks for FREE, wrapping and/or palletizing will be the responsibility of the buyer.

Please take the time to look through all the high resolution pictures as well as the Q&A section before asking any questions. Thanks!

I reserve the right to cancel the auction at any time, it IS for sale locally. If you are serious about this bike, I recommend calling or emailing me directly

Feel free to call with any questions, 904-349-7040 or mattrichardson43@gmail.com

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