Very Rare Pair Of Indian Enduro Motorcycles on 2040-motos

$2,300

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I HAVE A VERY RARE PAIR OF INDIAN ENDURO MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE. THEY ARE 1974 ME-100'S. THE BLACK 1 WAS RESTORED A FEW YEARS AGO AND RUNS GOOD. IT NEEDS TIRES AND A CLUTCH CABLE. THE RED 1 IS A SURVIVOR AND IS ALL STOCK, IT NEEDS TIRES, BATTERY, COIL, SPARK PLUG AND A FEW OTHER PARTS. IT IS ABOUT 85 PERCENT COMPLETE. THESE ARE VERY HARD TO FIND LET ALONE PURCHASE. THEY ARE SO HARD TO FIND BECAUSE MOST ARE IN SOMEONES COLLECTION ALREADY AND THERE WERE ONLY 500 OF THEM MADE. EAST MESA, ARIZONA. BILL. NO TEXT.

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