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Wow. Some really cool pics, guys. Thanks for posting them. Man, what was it like to ride those 70s choppers with square profile wheels??? Some of them look like old style snow tires!
My dad in April 1944 with his mid-30's Indian Chief.
These pictures are fabulous!! There should be a special place for them! They are great. I LOVE this Indian Picture! So Marlon Brando looking! Very cool! I'll have to get the ol albums out!
Here's the final result, after raking the frame. This is on a trip to Mexico, from Minnesota, in 1974 . Went to night school at a Votech to learn how to weld, and learned custom painting by reading a series of Custom Chopper articles. The second pic is a of a friend's '47 Knucklehead that I painted as well. This was back when Jon Kosmoski's House of Kolor was just getting known. The last picture is down in Juarez, Mexico, where a brother/sister team were offering their services. His specialtywas shining shoes...
Buttman, I had a set of Z-bars and dogbones just like yours when I first bought the Bonneville in '72. Damn near killed myself when the whole works came loose on a curve in the Ozarks !
Notice my '66 442 in the background? That was the other vehicle I never should have sold !
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