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early rigid Buddy Seat
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early rigid Buddy Seat
Buco windshield for springer
Ironhead Sportster frames (various years)
Sportster 70s disk brake front end
Contact Flathead Jedd at wnmc@sbcglobal.net for prices and pictures.
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- Some familiar names?
- Bob Faverhelm? Is this right?
- Late model Indian?
- Lee Marvin and the Chino pan.
- Tight group
- German Harleys
- Italian Harleys!
- The Fonz..ayyyyy!
- Ride Reminder!
- Niccccccccce!
- H-D Dealership
- 56 Pan with a pair of Buicks
- More from the custom Pan series
- Green Four Five
- Indian Racer
- Kelley's bike
- Classic image
- Wing Nut ride
- Molded Blue Bagger
- East VS West
- The ultimate Knuckle accessory
- July 1954
- Squaw on a Chief
- 1947 Knuckle Hillclimber
- No bike is complete without a giant chrome swan
- Ummm.......ok
- WR Hillclimber
- Snowmobile.....Triumph Style!
- Four Five Racer
- Looper Cam
- Take yer pick!
- 13 Rebel Van Horn checking out Jim Kelly in the pits
- Elmo Looper and his Crocker bob job
- Grainy gal
- Another transition bike
- 1939 California Motorcycle Rally
- Happy St Paddy's Day!!!!
- Thinking of you
- Indian
- June 1958
- Vincent at Daytona
- Norton at the beach
- 56 K Model at Daytona
- I believe this is an 80" Flathead
- Police Pan, Pretty Pinup and Puppies.."P"'s are good.
- U Thoro Shifter
- Results
- 36, 37 and 42 in 46
- More 13 Rebels
- One last early shifter
- Floyd Emde Indian
- Transition Knuckle
- Fat guy on a little bike
- A speedy and two B&H...
- You like apples? How do ya like them apples?
- More speedy shift!
- Doc, what's with the tank plates?
- Pandemoneum
- 1947 Knucklehead
- 1949 Hydraglide in 1954
- Arden on a an Indian Hollister 1947
- Gal on a Indian
- Harley is the Winner!
- Farm Tricks
- The Blue Knuckle
- More color pics.
- More 13 Rebels
- 13 Rebels
- Nice early Speed Twin
- 1936 Hill Climb
- 45 Racer
- Dixon........Good Show by Good People
- 1957 Panhead
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5 comments:
Jedd, You know I have to comment on this one. Here goes; could be 1941 because of the passenger pegs, 7" air cleaner, and cam cover. But the paint isn't Hd blue even though the tanks have the pinstripe of a '40 model with the emblems sans the chrome strips. If it was a '41 they took them off. it could be a late '40 with that cam cover. Note the '36 style rear stand. Deluxe chrome kit too. Oil tank and dash. Trippy tapered exhaust pipe and no handlebar grips. Plus they chromed the front forks. I'm done. Coool! P.S. Sorry, the 16's were optional in'40 but standard in '41.
I wish I could look at a bike and say the things DRSPROCKET does...
Nope, I saw this pic, and I commented to myself...how fitting, the weathered boards of the outbuilding of this farm, the dated tractor, rusting to the right of the knuckle...no asphalt under the bike...nice touch...
Guess the photographer in me came out too strong to have noticed all the great details by DRSPROCKET...good thing he posts his observations...I would have been sitting here blissfully unaware of the differences...
DRSPROCKET, I am pleased to read your observations, Your teaching me to observe...not just look! Excellent!
Because of the tanks, I'd lean towards '40. Don't know when they stopped but, in the mid and late '30's, H-D offered a custom paint program. They would do any color they ever did and would even paint forks, oil tanks, and wheels in combinations of those colors.
Regardless, love seeing this great old color photo.
Chris, that's true. This paint has that metallic sheen that didn't start till the '49 Panhead.
Drsprocket, The info you retain continues to blow my mind.
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