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Old 12-24-2011, 04:58 AM
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Question What's under the covers?
just incase any body was woundering whats under the cover's next to my tractors just a little hint im a ford guy & its not the first thing that comes to your mind & under the bike cover is a harley but what modle any guesses
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Old 12-24-2011, 08:16 AM
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looks like a maverick gt, Harley springer softail (cant really tell anything since its covered and half is blocked)
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Old 12-24-2011, 08:25 AM
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I thought that too at first but the only ones i remember having the ducktail spoiler were the cobra II's and they had louvered sail panels. i dont see louvers.
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buddy at work has a early 70's mach 1 but i think this is not one due to the body line after the drivers seat, his back window is like 4 foot long but only looks like 6 inches from the inside.
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I don't know the exact year or model , but it kinda looks like a early-mid 70's falcon. Would be very cool if it was an XB coup ,but the back seat window isn't shaped right for that. Maybe an XB sedan?

The bike , almost impossible to tell from that picture.
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at first I thought it was a 69' gto but then you said you were a ford guy

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The way it looks the side glass is right above the rear wheel, so it's not a mustang. Doesn't look like a falcon either at first I was thinking mercury cougar eliminator or something, but the side window isn't in the right place. How about a hint? What year is it?
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1974 ford maverick grabber & 2001 fatboy
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