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The retired guy I bought the 48 EL from offered me his 46 EL last night in the same state the 48 was when I bought it - in a basket. But just like the 48 it was all there (minus a speedo and a front fender light). All the hardware is parkerized, correct tanks, fenders, console - no speedo. Bull neck frame wasn't sanitized but the springer is an inline and should be offset with the higher VIN. Painted wheels, correct headlight, tail light etc. Im looking at it mid next week. Fingers crossed.
[QUOTE=hellonewman;20222351]Thanks for the inspiration! Not buying it to flip, just want one, FL EL I dont care<<<<<<<<<<<< dont play with letters it matters
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