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You are biddding on a 1939 Indian Chief. Frame number 339. Speedometer is a 130mph, which is original. Bike has a 1940 Chief engine with loads of comprssion. I have never tried to start this bike. Im sure it would start fine. Left hand shift-right hand gas. Bike needs tail light lens and retainer, speedo cable, tool box and a battery. Extra parts that come with bike are a rebuilt generator, generator will be converted to 12 volt and battery tie down brakets. Bike was fixed up 10 years ago. Bike looks great, condition is good. No rust on frame or sheet metal. Fenders and tank are original. They are not reproduction. No holes in tanks. Wheels are nice. Bearings are good in wheels. Front fork is nice. This would be an easy project to complete. Winner of auction must pay seller in full within 7 days. Winner of auction must come pick up bike. If you are the winnere, please email me your full name and number after auction close. Any questions, 8122491926.
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