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Guess I dont know where to start. I bought this today at an estate sale. Dont know if it is a model or someones creation. Its about 12 inches long and appears to be made mostly of metal. Not being a Harley rider I have no idea what model it represents and looking for any help there is out there.
It looks like a Stanley screwdriver. I cant see it in the last picture, but my guess is it is worth about 7 bucks at Home Depot.
It looks like an interesting interpretation of an HD.. It wasn't built by anyone familiar with HDs. The motor could be a 36(?) to 48 flathead in a rigid frame.. A lot doesn't match.. That year would have had a springer fork and tank shift.. Saddle bags look more recent but could be wrong.. Floorboards are not correct.
Okay; according to my friend who gave me the sculpture (see post#6) it is a generic HD model designed to represent a pre-WWII 45 degree flathead. At least as far as he can remember.
It looks like an interesting interpretation of an HD.. It wasn't built by anyone familiar with HDs. The motor could be a 36(?) to 48 flathead in a rigid frame.. A lot doesn't match.. That year would have had a springer fork and tank shift.. Saddle bags look more recent but could be wrong.. Floorboards are not correct.
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