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Not feeling either one. That yellow one looks like it belonged to the Green Goblin. The bottom one looks weird with that Road King front end on it. I wonder if it was an upgrade or a crash replacement.
The one in Tampa would be mine. I love ugly but would beat the crap outta the seller with his own testing the waters. Offer $4500 cash. Let him make the next move. You're on the phone states away he won't & can't beat you up. Lol ahahahhaha
You never know. Dealer wouldn't even take that old of a bike in trade.
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