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I'm trying to upload more pics but the file sizes are too large. Just text me and I'll send them to you from my phone. I also have a video so you can hear what it sounds like.

For sale only. No trades. I traded for this bike last October and I love it but times are hard and I need to free up some cash. The bike is in near-perfect shape (a few small scratches but no damage). May have had some tuning done by a previous owner, given the Screamin' Eagle box in the saddle bag. The 96 engine honestly is smoother than the 103 on my Fat Bob. I love riding this thing; it's like riding a Lay-Z Boy recliner. It's tricked out with cruise control, passing lamps, and all the saddle bags, back rest, engine guards, bag guards, Vance and Hines pro pipes, clear windscreen faring, etc. that you see here. It has two keys and a security key fob that works perfectly. I'll even throw in a Harley XL leather jacket. This is the ultimate in old school cool. I earnestly believe the Road King to be the best HD motorcycle available; it's the smallest of the touring chasses yet it has none of the "modern" features of the Street Glides or Road Glides. All that cool whiz bang digital tech is cool but, let's be honest, in a few years, most of it will be outmoded. The Road King Classic is just that: CLASSIC. No digital stuff or satellite crap to get outdated and useless in six years. Nothing to obscure your view of the road (yes, it has the clear windscreen faring that can be attached). Just you, the machine, and the open road. There's a real "romance" to the Road King Classic that makes it timeless in its vintage awesomeness. Mileage: 15,051 Clean and clear title in hand. Asking price is $12,000. These are collectible and will appreciate if you take care of it. I don't ride the Road King Classic as much as I thought I would. Most of my trips are an hour or so and I find myself taking the Fat Bob more often than not. The 105th Anniversary bikes with the "Duracell" paint job were special editions that Harley would do. This one is one of those limited editions; it's #1888 of 3000 they made that year. Honestly, they'll never make them like this again. There are zero problems with the bike. I am not selling it because I want to dump it; I need the funds. I had it inspected by Moonshine Harley last year and also had them pull the service record. I can provide all of those as well. It is in tip-top shape. This is a great legacy bike that has plenty of decades left in its lifespan and many tens of thousands of miles before you'll need to do anything other than change the oil (and probably the tires at some point). I have put maybe 3K miles on it since I've owned it. It floats on the road. I thought I'd take it on longer trips but I just don't have the time and the Duracell color is not my vibe. But it shifts and accelerates smoother than my Fat Bob and has no trouble keeping up with traffic on the interstate. You can test ride it if you have your M Class and are willing to part with a damage deposit in case you drop it. I honestly don't think I need to mention that, since most people who are interested in these are probably HD aficionados and have been riding for years. But you never know and it can't hurt to say it, so here we are. Message me through here or call/text 615-300-3074 for a faster response. Bike is located in Spring Hill. I'm willing to answer any questions you might have.

For sale only. No trades. 10.2 cubic foot Insignia white chest freezer. Bought in 2021 and kept in garage. In great shape, works perfectly. Pickup in Spring Hill. I downsized my meat storage and need to make room in the garage. $300 FIRM for TGO members (these retail for ~$350 plus tax). Call/Text 615-300-3074 or message through here.

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Thanks, man!

Yeah by all means. Just text me if you want and keep me informed or message me through here. If you want additional pics, I can send those as well (as other members can attest to).

Thanks, Mills. If you're interested in them, I'm sure we can negotiate for one or both. Message me or text me at 615-300-3074.

Also, for anyone who is interested, the prices have some negotiation room. I've priced them competitively with the market research that I've done (Armslist and GunBroker as well as some Googling and my own experience), however, I gave myself a bit of wiggle room with most of these to accommodate negotiation. If I'm way off the mark on something, don't be afraid to message me directly. If you can prove that it can be acquired for significantly less elsewhere (after S/H, tax and FFL fees) and it's worth it to you to do a 4473 (which, given this current administration, I believe it is not)--and assuming you can pass a background check--then I'm willing to work with you. I've had some mongrel experiences on here but for the most part the TGO community has been great and I'd like to continue to honor that. Best Regards, J

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M1A SOCOM package still available: $2700. Imbel Gear Logo StG-58 FAL package with Trijicon Accupower still available: $3200. Olympic Arms OA-93s still available: $3000 for one and $3500 for the one with the Trijicon MRO. Remington 870 Police Magnum still available: $400. Remington Wingmaster still available: $400. LNIB Colt M4 SOCOM with Trijicon ACOG still available: $3200. Message or comment through here for info or text 615-300-3074 for pics and faster communication.

Yeah I don't know, possibly. But I've found a decent amount of replacement parts, if need be. I never needed them, though. I have only had them for 3-4 years and taken them to the range twice. They were great. The lower is a standard AR lower and I think Kel-Tec and now FN have copied the OA upper platform. As far as I know, aftermarket support shouldn't be a problem. Super cool you got to tour the facility! Olympic Arms was ahead of the curve with the OA-93s! A great piece of history that was killed in the womb by the Clinton administration (no surprise there).

No, I still have it.