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1955 Vincent Series D Black Knight 998cc In Excellent Condition on 2040-motos

US $115,000.00
YearYear:1955 MileageMileage:523 ColorColor: Black
Location:

Bradford, Vermont, United States

Bradford, Vermont, United States
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Vincent Series D Black Knight 998cc in Excellent Condition photos

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Vincent Series D Black Knight 998cc in Excellent Condition description

This 1955 Series D Vincent Black Knight is in excellent original condition with all its original fiberglass enclosures intact. The paint is original with a few areas of touch up. All plated surfaces are original. This is a low mileage motorcycle with only 523 miles on the odometer. The only upgrades to original equipment are the front shock and the clutch. The upper frame member and rear frame member serial numbers are matching and are marked RD12885F. The engine number is F10AB/2/10995. I have owned this motorcycle since May of 2005, it is a great runner and an easy starter. This is a rare motorcycle with a total production of 101. For additional information or questions call Vincent at 802 249-2818 or e-mail me at vincepaci@yahoo.com The motorcycle has a California title.

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