Sell Early 1900s Indian Motorcycle Engine Motor w/ Case Hendee USA 81J436 Cylinders in Cranston, Rhode Island, United States

Condition:Used UPC:Does not apply

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Early 1900s Indian Motorcycle Motor Engine w/ Case

This is a rare model, manufactured in the USA

Marked "81J436" on the back of the case

This is in nice condition

You are getting exactly what you see, as I don't know too much about motors like this

If for some reason we misrepresent this item by any means we will refund you the entire amount of the transaction, however,if it is just that you change your mind or didn't like the color or something doesn't fit even though the size is given you will only get back the cost of the item less the original shipping.I hope you understand the reason for this disclaimer,SO PLEASE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS PLEASE ASK

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