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Indian hill climber static display sculpture, all steel construction , with a barnfind rustic patina up for sale as a display piece for store, garage , business etc. Since real authentic indian models are hard to find and obtain this is a perfect alternative. Photos speek for itself - rear display stand included. Display or hang on wall as many have done with these pieces.Last 2 pics inspiration examples of hillclimbers. Shipping up to buyer - can be boxed -UPS located in Brighton, mich. 48116 weights approx 65lbs. [ there is no title] thanks for looking 810 777 0100
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