1948 Indian Roadmaster For Sale on 2040-motos

$33,500

Year:0 Mileage:634

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1948 Indian Roadmaster For Sale, $33,500, image 1

Indian Other description

This beautifully restored Indian is ready to be the centerpiece of any collectors garage. All the parts on the bike are original. It was not pieced together like some other examples. There are 634mis since the restoration.All records are present.These bikes are superior to Harley Davidson's in almost every way. Don't delay this 1 won't last long.

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