Want to but Harley LE sidecar or parts. 1936-77? Frame which attaches to rear swing arm and later fiberglass body. Thanks!
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Sometimes on larger items it helps to mention just where you are located?
USA? North, South? East? or West? International? What country?
A lot of people don't want to get involved with shipping etc on the bigger stuff.
I do know of a nice complete restored 58 Panhead sidecar with a steel body and all the mounts.
It is located in southern New England and for what the seller wants
for it you could never buy and unrestored one and totally redo it.
Or even piece one together for the $5-6K he is asking I think??
Especially with the shipping cost and larger items.
You would have to talk with him about the price. 46ELLast edited by 46EL; 02-24-2019, 08:48 AM.
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So forget about 36 to 57 as you are looking for a 58 and later juice brake sidecar chassis and mounts.
I don't know enough about the later style Shovelhead fiberglass sidecars and if the chassis interchanged back to 1958 or not.
Sorry I could not help. 46EL
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From what I have read, the 1936-58 can be converted to hydralic brakes, so I am open to these years also. As long as the rear mount is at far rear and can be attached to tear Swingarm. 1978 or 79 and latter has different rear mount position which will not mount to my Swingarm. Thanks.
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You would have to cut the mechanical brake cross over tube back on a 1957 and older sidecar frame or it interferes with the exhaust and swing arm.
Jerry
Originally posted by Buster View PostFrom what I have read, the 1936-58 can be converted to hydralic brakes, so I am open to these years also. As long as the rear mount is at far rear and can be attached to tear Swingarm. 1978 or 79 and latter has different rear mount position which will not mount to my Swingarm. Thanks.
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I have a 57LE frame converted to juice brake on my 58FLH I will be removing to sell each separately. I’ve had the MC for approximately 20yrs and added the sidecar in 2004. The Box is an L&M body and metal built very well. The sidecar is complete with interior and original HD lighting. I plan on separating the two this Spring. I’m not using my older kick start MCs much anymore. The sidecar is the one in my photo, The Hooter girls aren’t included. Lmk 610-823-5845 Merlin
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Originally posted by Buster View PostFrom what I have read, the 1936-58 can be converted to hydralic brakes, so I am open to these years also. As long as the rear mount is at far rear and can be attached to tear Swingarm. 1978 or 79 and latter has different rear mount position which will not mount to my Swingarm. Thanks.Last edited by ryan; 03-09-2019, 10:20 PM.
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