i just spoke with the MoCo today...they couldn't have been nicer or more accommodating. i just bought one of these and wanted to know production #s like the 1993 that was numbered 2700.
the 1994 was 3,338 for US and a total of 6,047 world-wide.

 

Nice to know the official numbers, I would have guessed lower. I used to have a 94 special. Sadly it was lost in a house fire in 08. so deduct 1 from the total in the USA. I also think it was one of the nicest factory paint jobs HD ever did.

 

Definitely, one of the nicest looking bikes Harley has made in the last 30 years. Then again, I MAY be biased, seeing that I've owned mine for the past 23 years.

 

Looks like you have a couple of nice low production bikes

 

Yeh. These Moo/Cow Glides are really sharp. This is my newest acquisition...the Marlboro Man replibike...1989 FXRS...

 

I've always loved the look of that bike.
What'd you have to give for it??

 

The Marlboro bike? I just purchased it at a motorcycle auction...cheap!

 

I've got the official movie poster released to the video stores hanging in my garage. Cool bike indeed.

 

I called MoCo regarding my 1970 FLH about a month ago. I took about three phone calls to get to the right person, but once I got there, nicest guy ever. Stayed on the phone with me for about 20 minutes, information provided was overwhelming. Date motor was assembled, date bike was assembled, date it shipped, dealership it went to, production quantities, by color, crankcase # and transmission serial #. Really cool info to have for a vintage bike.

But, they did not have any record of what color it was when it left the factory, which was the one thing I really wanted to know!??! Still killer info and I was grateful for the amount of time the guy spent with me on the phone.

Feel good MoCo story.

 

I want to purchase my father in laws 1994 moo glide. He is 82 and hasn't ridden it for years( I have though). He is the original owner and it only has 6100 miles on it. It still looks like new.
Anybody know what it is worth?