1946 Indian on 2040-motos
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1946 Restored/Customized Indian Chief "Bobber"
Only 152.8 miles since ground up rebuild Restored/Customized by Elmer Lower, who has hundreds of Indian restorations to his credit, many of them AMCA winners Custom Paint Scheme Air brushed WW2 Pin Up favorites on fenders: Betty Grable and Rita Hayworth Motor Stroked to 80 cubic inches Bonneville Cams Electronic Ignition Electric Start 4 Speed Transmission with overdrive 12 volt electrics 1950-1953 Hydraulic Front End Custom Seat and Windshield bag Electric Start and 4 speed Transmission cost approx. $10,000 just by themselves Electric Start was installed after photos were taken. Electric start requires removal of original kicker and chain guard. Original kicker and chain guard included. New York does not issue a title for vehicles of this vintage. There is a "transferable registration" which is perfectly valid. |
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