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So I would an old sportster engine the guy had sitting in a shed with a bunch of random parts so I take it home clean it up get all the years of dust and grease off it and the vin number on the engine starts with ASN and it ends in DEL why is that I can't find any thing pertaining to this please someone help me out
So I would an old sportster engine the guy had sitting in a shed with a bunch of random parts so I take it home clean it up get all the years of dust and grease off it and the vin number on the engine starts with ASN and it ends in DEL why is that I can't find any thing pertaining to this please someone help me out
So I would an old sportster engine the guy had sitting in a shed with a bunch of random parts so I take it home clean it up get all the years of dust and grease off it and the vin number on the engine starts with ASN and it ends in DEL why is that I can't find any thing pertaining to this please someone help me out
yes just the engine I bought a frame for it to but the engine is supposed to be a 69 ironhead it has a distributor so i know it's definitely a pre 70
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