1964 Harley-davidson Other on 2040-motos
Year:1964
Mileage:0
Hampton, New Hampshire, United States
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This is a beautiful project for someone!! there was an absolute fortune spent on this engine and transmission. My good friend and antique motorcycle mechanic of 30 years built this whole driveline. engine is a matching belly number 64 with immaculate cases entire engine is built back to stock, lower end is blue printed and balanced and true as it gets. heads are perfect and totally rebuilt as well. this engine is ready to bolt in and go, needs NOTHING. not built by an amateur, jon is the best in the business and this is built by him with the best parts money can buy. CCE rocker covers, auto advance timer, rebuilt M74B linker carb, bare knuckle air cleaner that matches rockers and kicker cover. Transmission is totally rebuilt as well with a perfect original harley case, all Andrews gears and shafts also built by jon brand new BDL belt drive assembly. 1964 drop seat frame in near perfect condition. swing arm has brand new bushings and bearings installed. I have clear NH paperwork in my name for this bike i can crate and ship anywhere in the world shipping cost is up to the buyer. this isn't a typical junker panhead, its the best of everything and will run smoother than a brand new one
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