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Old 07-20-2009, 03:51 PM
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What it looked like when I got it.Been torn down and most parts blasted. Got round fenders already painted. It does have a 1990 8hp Kohler.
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Old 07-20-2009, 04:05 PM
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Nice Original Monzaman78! Good luck, with it.
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Old 07-20-2009, 04:07 PM
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I thought your other ride looked pretty nice.
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I thought your other ride looked pretty nice.
Thanks, Nice scoot,but cant ride her, broke my ankle 3 months ago. Ole lady is hattin it.
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Nice Original Monzaman78! Good luck, with it.
Thanks ACecil, lookin much better now. just hard to find parts and pieces.
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Hey Monzaman78!!!! How's it going good buddy!!!!

Awesome find on the Original!!!! Good luck getting her running again.


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Cub61, Thanks, been checkin yours out, love the big ags dont think they will fit under round fenders.
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You gotta love the old iron. Nice Heritage Softail also, what year.I've got a '02 Screamin' Eagle Road King and with my new three stints the wife really hates me ridin' it and she won't ride with me any more. Told her that if I "go" while ridin' either the bike or the cub that I went a very happy man but she doen't want to hear that.
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Nice. I was thinking about trying to get a Road King. I don't know. I got a very customized 1985 FXSB Low Rider (Super Glide w/belt drive). I got to wait till the eagle flies in a couple weeks to get a new starter. I'll post some pictures after I get it on. Not looking very glamorous in the shed with the seat and starter off of it.
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Great looking CCO! Parts looking can get frustrating at times, but is well worth the outcome!! I got the email, and will get you a reply here tonight..

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