2000 Indian Chief Cruiser on 2040-motos
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Type:Cruiser
Stock Number:C1716
Phone:8883318040
Indian Chief description
2000 Indian Chief, Classy! - Freedom. Individuality. Independence. These speak not only of the 2000 Indian Chief, but also of its rider. It doesnt speak of allegiance or membership to some club or group. Its about wanting to stand apart. Hand crafted with the longest history and heritage in American motorcycling, the 2000 Chief is a truly unique machine, built by heart and hand. The most classy bike of all time, with modern reliability! Be the envy in every circle.
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