Harley Parts Identifcation and value

[Mark Jennings]

And some more, The seat I believe is from a later model Electra Glide and in in excellent shape. There are two wheels also.

[Chris Haynes]

WOW! Too bad somebody cut off a big chunk of that Panhead rear fender.

[Mark Jennings]

Yeah I know. I thought that may be a Panhead fender but was not sure, thanks for the confirmation.

[upsrod]

Better that side then the chain side!

[Rubone]

The Pan fender is '49 to early '51. If it wasn't cut it would be a hard to find one..
The seat appears poorly recovered.

[sirhrmechanic]

So what does the airplane wing fit? No Brownie points for the response: "An Airplane," either.

Cheers,

Sirhr

[Mark Jennings]

Not sure what the wing would fit. I can ask when I see the owner of the parts today.

[Mark Jennings]

The wing is from a WW1 fighter called a Sopwith Pup. The little brother of the Sopwith Camel.

[sirhrmechanic]

The wing is from a WW1 fighter called a Sopwith Pup. The little brother of the Sopwith Camel.

Now THAT's cool!!!

Thanks... I had figured some half-finished ultra-light or something. Ok... c'mon.. the rest of the story? Is it being built? Restored? How about powerplant? This is cool stuff right here! Enquiring minds want to know ;-)

And feel free to tell me to mind my own business. But WW1 fighter wings that just 'happen' to be in the picture? I mean... too cool!

Cheers,

Sirhr

[Mark Jennings]

I really don`t have much information on the airplane. The owner has been working on it for awhile and it is coming along nicely. I am sure it will have the original type of engine.

[gsottl]

Hi Mark,

The wheel is a Harley VL wheel.

The other two fenders look like late JD (1926-1929) to me. (The JDs had 3 braces the VL only 2 as far as I know, but I am no expert on these....)

Best wishes from Europe to NY!
gsottl

[rodd775]

Are the wheels for sale?

[Mark Jennings]

Hi rodd, The wheels have been sold. Thank you. Mark.