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2001 Twin Cam TC88 Softail Vintage Chopper

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This listing is for a vintage chopper motorcycle created on the base of a 2001 Twin Cam TC88 Fat Boy Softail. - Vehicle inspection is valid until March of Reiwa 8 (2026). - Exact mileage is unknown due to speedometer replacement. **Customization Details:** - Original shovelhead speedometer. - Original shovelhead 5.5-gallon split tank. - Narrow ape handlebars. - Performance Machine front brake master cylinder. - Evo original 21-inch front wheel. - Genuine leather solo seat. - Flat fender. - Sissy bar. - Vintage tail lamp. - Rear lowered. - Shovelhead-style jiffy stand. The actual vehicle can be inspected, so please contact us for scheduling. Shipping is possible, but the winning bidder will be responsible for the shipping costs. Direct pickup is also available for the winning bidder. We can prepare a quote for those needing a bank loan; please inquire first if you wish to purchase via loan. Since we are also in contact with other interested parties, there is a possibility that this listing may be withdrawn. If you're interested, please contact us directly for assistance.

2001 Twin Cam TC88 Softail Vintage Chopper

Sold For

1,100,000 Yen ($7189.54)

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2026-01-18 20:41:12 JST

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Collector Commentary

This custom-built chopper on a 2001 Twin Cam TC88 Fat Boy Softail chassis reflects the intricate craftsmanship and collectible nature of vintage motorcycles, particularly among Harley Davidson enthusiasts. Given its unique features like the original shovelhead speedometer and performance modifications, this motorcycle stands out in a niche but passionate collector market, appreciating the blend of modern engineering with retro styling. Rarity in custom builds, coupled with the strong cultural ties to the motorcycle community in Japan, often catalyzes interest and elevates value significantly. As the condition is a critical factor, prospective buyers will find authenticity and maintenance history important when considering their bids in the context of Japan's vibrant collector scene.