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1950 Indian Chief on 2040-motos

US $69000
YearYear:1950 MileageMileage:9
Location:

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

Omaha, Nebraska, United States
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Indian Chief description

All parts original:
Kickstarter, 10 tooth.
32 tooth pinion gear.
Kickstarter 10 tooth clutch pinion gear, 1.5" O.D.
Lock ring for Kickstarter crank with washer and zirk.
Kickstarter crank stop with reinforcement and two bolts/washers.
Pinion gear spring with washer and special cupped.
These parts came off my father's 1950 Indian Chief (which he has owned since 1962),when he converted to electric start.  All parts are in great original working condition.  No deposit required.  Winning bidder please send me your address and I can give you exact shipping cost, and then you can receive the total bill for this item. Accept bank cashier's check or cash. No deposit required.

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