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1919 to 1923 Sport model clutch

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  • #16
    That ugly Sport Model didn't meet reserve @ $10,000. on eBay.........
    Louie
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    • #17
      Originally posted by LouieMCman View Post
      That ugly Sport Model didn't meet reserve @ $10,000. on eBay.........
      It's not as ugly as that homemade thing you built! At least the sport model is a real motorcycle.

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      • #18
        Louie,

        Not sure how far away you are, but Barber Museum has a water jet in their resto shop.
        David Morrill
        Sylacauga, AL. USA.
        AMCA #15284

        Deadly Dave's Blog
        Sharing the Lost Stories of Early American Motorcycling.

        http://dlmracing.blogspot.com/

        1921 Harley-Davidson Model J Racer

        It will break a hundred, if you drop it from a plane!

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        • #19
          Damn did I strike a nerve? I figured I knew what an ugly Sport Model looked like since I got one, and I figured $10,000. was a low price for any bike that old. As far as the homebuilt...well I know it's just a fully functional toy to play with and not a REAL motorcycle but it is not ugly, it's got a good rattle can paint job on it.

          Thanks for the Barber tip Dave, I'm about 5 hours away, do they do outside work like that?
          Louie
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