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1978 Harley-Davidson XLCR 1000 Cafe Racer
- From The Northern California American Bike Collection
- Barn find
- The XLCR was only produced in 1977 and 1978
- 997cc V-Twin engine
- 4-speed transmission
- Same owner for over 40 years
- Stored indoors
- From The Northern California American Bike Collection
- Same-owner for over 40 years
- Purportedly used as a window display for many years at the Triangle Cycle Shop in Chicago, Illinois
- Odometer reads 165 miles
- Corbin speedometer from a 1940 Indian Four, it is widely believed by marque experts that there was some crossover for some of the parts used on this era of Indian
- 1,265cc air-cooled inline 4-cylinder engine
- Patinaed Black paint
- Shown at the Chief Blackhawk AMCA, Davenport meet in 1986
- From The Northern California American Bike Collection
- Rare Prairie Green paint
- Original Indian Motorcycle Shop, 622 East Grand, Des Moines, Iowa dealer decal
- 74 CI V-Twin engine
- Saddlebags added in the ’60s with a cork pad added to the backside of the bracket to protect the paint
- Indian script on the tires
- Stored indoors
1953 Indian Chief Black Hawk With Sidecar
- From The Northern California American Bike Collection
- 1953 was the last year of production from the Springfield site
- Original Canary Yellow paint
- 80 CI V-Twin engine
- Accessory running lights
- Original saddlebags
- Sidecar with original interior and a battery box for the added lighting
- From The Northern California American Bike Collection
- Powertrain built by Steve Schackman in St Louis, Missouri
- 80 CI V-Twin engine
- Black with a modern flame job on the tank and rear fender
- Copy of a Crocker tail light made using a mold from an original and cast one for the Bobber
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