Hershey 2012
2010 Confederate P120 Fighter
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$54,800 USD | Sold
| Hershey, Pennsylvania
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160 hp, 120 cu. in. V-Twin engine.
Confederate Motorcycles was founded in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, in 1991, and it later moved to New Orleans in 1993. They built the first Hellcat in 1994 and delivered 500 examples between 1996 and 2001. After a few setbacks, a further 75 Hellcats were constructed between 2003 and 2005, before Hurricane Katrina severely damaged the factory.
Confederate settled in Birmingham, Alabama, in 2006, to build Wraith and Hellcat models. The Fighter joined the lineup in 2009. The bike on offer is the first of only 50 P120 Fighters built, and it combines innovation with incredible performance. The 120-cubic inch, 160 horsepower engine is a stressed member in an aircraft-grade aluminum monocoque. This high-profile show bike has been seen on U.S.A. Network’s White Collar and has fully documented history.
