With an MSRP of $29,995 when new, the Confederate America GT was a semi-custom that was meant to be one of the more unique production bikes a discerning cruiser enthusiast could get his or her hands on.
Everything about this bike was big – 113 cubic-inch motor, 120-gauge carbon steel tubing in the frame, 41mm forks, 200 section rear tires, 12.6 inch Brembo brakes – you get the idea.
For more on the America GT, check out this road test from Motorcycle Cruiser. They loved the styling and the torque down low, but didn’t enjoy “smelling like an arsonist” because fuel would spray out of the filler cap or other eccentricities.
This specific Confederate America GT (VIN: 1C9SL2752YB071028) has 7,900 miles and looks to be in good shape. It has an upgraded Merch 131 Stage 2 engine which was apparently $12k upgrade when new. In addition, it has a custom seat from Danny Gray, Custom Dynamics LED turn signals and brake light, and a Muzzy muffler with JetHot ceramic coated headers. It’s being offered by the third owner and while there’s some minor cosmetic blemishes, the bike is in excellent mechanical shape.
Find this Confederate America GT for sale in Youngsville, Louisiana with an opening bid of $9,300