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I have not looked, but what about a custom frame. There used to be a lot of frame builders out there. I've used Paughco frames on projects in the past, they used to be very well built.
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From: DUNDALK,MARYLAND
You have the (B) Motor it a basic softail set up and fat boy or night train frame. custom frame are just that buy a frame to fit your (B) MOTOR SET UP.
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As was stated above, you need a frame designed for a "B" motor. The problem is that older frames have a seat post that goes between the engine and transmission. On your setup, the transmission bolts to the engine and is in the way of the post.