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1984 flhx special edition shovelhed 80 c.i... 9,800 miles.... still trying to find a REAL number on how many were made total, and how many this color... these are pics of the day i brought it home... it sat for 16 years... i put in a new starter drive and a carb rebuild, been ridin ever since...
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Love the Bike And the background i could see myself lounging with a cup of coffee =)
I have one also !!!! A few more miles on it for sure... The best number I can find is 467 - mine is 454. Are you 100% sure that yours is and FLHX?
Watch out for a fellow named Toad... he can't prove what he is talking about.
Sorry, its been a while since Ive been on here. I actually contacted harley a few months ago. It is a real FLHX they said there were 179 birch white models made. I recently put all the bags, tour pack, and fairing back on. Ill get some more pics on here soon.