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Indian Four 1931 year!!!
Up for sale Indian Four 1931 year. This motorcycle is complete original and was restored many years ago. Engine started from the first kick and works very good. The all chassis is from 1931 year but engine and Title is from 1934 year. Bike is located in Chicago USA, but can be in Europe after 4 weeks. Included clear Title and all documents for registration. We ship worldwide !!! Delivery is possible. If you need more information, or more pictures and video please call to me: 0048 533100555 or send me email. SOLD AS IS, DELIVERY POSSIBLE, PLEASE ASK AND LOOK BEFORE BUYING |
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