1947 Indian Chief Motorcycle Fully Restored 349 Miles, Excellent Condition! on 2040-motos

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1947 Indian Chief Motorcycle fully restored 349 miles, excellent condition!, $3,900, image 1

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fully restored 1947 Indian Chief Motorcycle. If you are in the market for one, I doubt you will find 1 in nicer condition. I am listing this motorcycle for my neighbor Harold, since he doesn't use ebay. All of the photos were taken today, 08/29/2013 and show the bike in its current condition. He has fully restored 3 Indian motorcycles, and knows these bikes inside and out. He just sold the red 1946 Indian Chief that was listed for sale on ebay, this 1 is restored to the same high-level. Only reason for selling is that he is getting too old to ride. If you have any more specific questions and are serious about purchasing the motorcycle, please message me, and I will give you his contact details. Onto the specifics- 74 cubic inch engine +.010 oversize pistons Engine completely rebuilt with new pistons, rings and roller bearings new intake and exhaust valves, springs, keepers, roller rocker arms oil pump overhauled with new gears primary chain is new(primary chain cover and front brake plate are fully polished) clutch facings are new as well as the release bearing transmission was completely overhauled with all new bearings, gears, idler shaft and output sprocket, cluster gear and sprocket gear M/C has complete new exhaust new kick starter arm new drive chain and sprockets electrical system has a new ignition switch, ammeter and speedometer has rare deluxe speedometer with working tripometer new headlamp, spotlights, rear tail light and complete wiring harness, including all connecting wires All chrome has been redone- rear bumper, rear crash bars, front crash bars, control linkage rods, brake arms, front and rear fender tips new handle bars, spotlight bar, windshield bar, and headlamp bars, and rear fender bars (all chrome) 1 nick on rear chrome bar as seen in pic windshield is new installed new foot boards and extensions, all polished complete new chrome exhaust system wheels were completely overhauled, new chrome rims, S/S spokes and new wheel hubs, installed new whitewall tires the buddy seat was completely overhauled in black leather with fringe, new chrome seat rail installed as well black/champagne 2 tone paint professional paintjob on this numbers matching motorcycle

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