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1948 Indian Chief on 2040-motos

$32,999
YearYear:0 MileageMileage:600
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Shrewsbury, New Jersey

Shrewsbury, NJ
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1948 Indian Chief, $32,999, image 1

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All original 1948 Indian Chief for sale, asking for $32,999. Includes stock extras such as back foot rest pegs, leather mud guards, luggage rack and set back bar risers. Bike was restored by Randy Zorn of Lyndernhurst Long Island, NY. Mileage on speedo is 600 mis, and is miles after restoration. Bike was also repainted and motor and transmission were done.

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