2000 Indian Chief Cruiser on 2040-motos

$4,300

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Indian Chief description

The good: Terrific condition and low miles (7700k)! 2000 Indian Chief with custom shot-gun style pipes (stock pipes are included). No leaks, and has the S&S engine so parts are readily available! Never dropped, never in rain. Avon tires only have 2k miles on them!. eo6 7700 mis

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