Brung my New (to me) Sportster home

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  1. As Is '66

    As Is '66 2 Wheeled Mod Staff Member

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    I bought a 1967 Sportster a couple weeks back...
    I was able to go get it today, I`ll post some pics tomorrow...
    "Fresh" motor & trans, swap meet bought frame and other goodies, still missing some important parts like chain and levers and kicker and oil lines and such... I got the air operated lift table it sat on in his garage/shop too... Man, I`m high f-a-l-u-t-i-n` now!!! I Just wish my Ranchero would fit on it???
     
  2. Hillbilly

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    COOL ! Them lifts are nice.
     
  3. Giska1

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    Great Dennis, congrats looking forward to see pics, and a lift also thats cool.
    Buy one more and the Cheros goes right up there.:rolleyes:
     
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    yippie!! happy for you!! motorcycles are as cool as cheros:)
     
  5. As Is '66

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    Dark BUT>>>

    I just had to ride tonight,the sunset was georgous so I stayed out longer than anticipated...
    Here`s the purchase photo...
    Lift and Bike...

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  6. As Is '66

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    After looking at th pic, I need some concrete!!!
    Don`t you think so???

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    wow. nice. you're the lucky one:cool:
     
  8. Hillbilly

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    Dennis, find some scrap lumber and form you up a section of the floor a little at a time then get the local concrete guys to dump off their overruns when you are there to smooth it out. Won't take long to get a nice floor to work on that way.
     
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    Looking good Dennis. I thought that you were thinking about buying that 2X4cycle.:D:D
     
  10. As Is '66

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    Yeah Ray, I had to buy that 2X4 Cycle fer th wife, She fell in love with it...
     
  11. 5.0 Chero

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    Needs ape hangers and extended forks...................
     
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    Alwayes nice to see an older one, some shining, a new light in front maybe another handlebar and shes ready to go,:D if you get longer front end you got to rake it to level it with the ground.:cool:
    The lift looks solid but its to short for my bike :D
    Your guy over here played at a festival that I was on too but i was a day late to hear him:(
    Good luck with the Harley Dennis
     
  13. As Is '66

    As Is '66 2 Wheeled Mod Staff Member

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    Thanks Giska

    I have side panels to make the table wider, but nothing to make it longer... I can adapt it IF need be though...

    We have friends down from North Carolina and I was telling them about you knowing Keith and what a small world it is...
    I got the front brake lever installed tonight and started on th clutch lever too...
    AND all th` while thinking about "poor Rusty" out there in th field...
    Dang, I fergot to call th fella what is working on my other motor!!!
     

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