side car

[pan620]

who made this? any ideal? Thanks Dave

[Rubone]

Pic is too small to tell anything of value...

[exeric]

As Robbie said, the picture is a too small to see anything. Also, the frame can often tell you as much, or more about the vintage, and make than the body.

[pan620]

The frame is homemade so no help there I will see if someone can help me make the picture bigger, the wheel looks to be a dual flange Shovel head wheel...I am going to go get it this week.

[JoJo357]

who made this? any ideal? Thanks Dave

Hello Dave, the Hack shell/body appears to be Homemade also. Looks like someone was trying to duplicate an early 20's H.D. sidecar, w/o breaking the bank. Hope he's selling it cheap. Good Luck.
DSC_0208.jpg ---1921 Steve McQueen's Rig.
*M.A.D.*

[pan620]

Thanks everyone, yes it is cheap...FREE someone took it the scrap yard and my buddy sent some cell pics of it and told me to come get it, was hoping I struck a gold mine but that never happens to me! I will get to the shop and take a better look.

[T. Cotten]

The Dumpster Godz have smiled upon thee Dave!...

....Cotten

[exeric]

Pan620, free is always great Please take some more picture when you get it home. You never know what might be there. In regards to the small picture; I'm thinking small pictures are the result of a cell phone pic. The pictures I've posted with the AMCA photo hosting feature come out full sized and I believe that is because I use a digital camera and download the pics into my desktop picture files. I'm sure there's some techno computer jive I could use to explain that; but then, I'd have to know what I'm talking about

[pan620]

Now it is not free...waiting for time to go get, see it.

[exeric]

Really cheap is still good. It does look home-made, but if it's going on a mild custom shovel, or early evo it would still be worth making it useable. Sidecars can be fun, but a safe, and trackable hookup is also very important.

[pan620]

Went and looked at it today, it is homemade but someone was a pretty good metal man. I am going to try and help find a buyer for it, probably take to Twisted OZ Museum for the swap, show and auction Saturday. Thanks for the reply's. Dave