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That's a nice clean one,look for it to bring pretty good money.
I've seen a few here and there at swap meets and bike shows.
The dealer in Vancouver,Washington (Columbia Cycle)had one sitting on display for many years,haven't seen it there in a while but I suspect they still have it stashed awayalong with the flatty 45" sevicar trike they had displayedalong sideit.
If I had the opportunity to buy one I'd pick it up. It would be fun to show up on something like that to the local Hot Rods & Harleys night and watch people wonder what the hell you were doing coming in on a scooter.
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