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1930 Indian Chief Sidecar Ex-steve Mcqueen on 2040-motos

$4,900
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Fernley, Nevada

Fernley, NV
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Indian Chief description

This Indian chief was sold as Lot 501 at the Steve McQueen Estate Auction November 24-25, 1984 at the Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. The certificate of authenticity from Terry McQueen and Chad McQueen at the 1984 Estate Auction, Engine is 1926 74ci with 1930 chassis(can’t find frame no. on rear axle plate) Sitting in museum after 1984 Imperial place auction. Missing muffler.(lost when It shipped to Japan) The bike was built the same year McQueen was born I do not have a title for this motorcycle so it will be sold as is with a bill of sale and certificate This Indian Chief is a non-refundable sale. Will help worldwide shipping.

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