I did it again, as if I don't have enough projects! A 1934 Harley Davidson VL. Will have to be a Bobber, missing to many parts, nice engine and tranny.
I did it again, as if I don't have enough projects! A 1934 Harley Davidson VL. Will have to be a Bobber, missing to many parts, nice engine and tranny.
Now that's cool! Post up your progress. I'm patient! Good luck.
Not all that vintage, Wolverine 1000 mile boots, 501 jeans, and our club T-shirt. The oceanian was Ed Kretz Jr.s 80th birthday. I'm smiling because I am on the Indian Sport Scout his father won the first Daytona 200, and the first Laconia, NH race. Ed Jr. raced it at the 1950 Daytona 100 mile race, he led 99 miles, on mile 100 he ran out of oil and the engine seized! Ed's a great guy, can't say enough good things about him. He rode with the likes of Steve McQueen, James Dean, Lee Marvin, Keenan Wynn, Jay Leno and many more stars! http://theselvedgeyard.wordpress.com...all-of-famers/
My 1930 Harley Davidson V.
1940 BMW R35
My sister and I on a Horex Imperator, a long time ago,
Work like you don't need the money.
Love like you have never been hurt.
Dance like nobody's watching.
1942 Flathead. Not mine unfortunately, but a friend's who rode it to work the other day.
Nice shot. I'm not really a motorcycle guy, but I love the Stearman!Originally Posted by Stearmen
My 1930 Harley Davidson V.
That is a great bike! -looks comfortable too1942 Flathead. Not mine unfortunately, but a friend's who rode it to work the other day.
It's definitely cool, but I had to remind him to clean up the oil.That is a great bike! -looks comfortable too
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