Why not talk to your buddy since he has already been down this road?

 

I have tried, and will continue to try, as he is one of them "out of towners" that are always on the go, and he has my number and I dont have his....either way to awnser you: I am and will be, but just trying to get as much info as possible and I thought this forum would be a good bet

 

I find it strange we have not seen pics yet....

 

http://redbagger.blogspot.com/2007/1...iscovered.html

 

I have said more then once that its my avitar and that Im going to have some tonight

 

I email him just now, the email address I tried that I eluded to in my earlier posts most have been old!

thanks for the link!!!!!

 

I would find someone who thinks it's worth a bunch of money, and sell it to him for a deal

 

That's the problem with this, and most other internet message boards - you have to weed through the morons to get anything of substance. But it does exist on here, that's why I still frequent the place, you just gotta look.

Looks like you got a few good leads. I'd also suggest getting ahold of one of that guys at the National Motorcycle Museum, or Dale and his guys at Wheels Through Time in North Carolina (although they're moving) and Chris Maida or Buzz Kanter of Classic American Iron magazine and website and message board. All these places have websites and contact info.

I work as a spotter for an Australian muscle car and motorcycle exporter. Sometimes I run into older bikes we might be interested in, but don't know that much about. I use the internet. And sometimes, it takes a while, but I get most of the information I need eventually. Sometimes that leads to message board posts, emails and the occasional phone call.

Good luck.

 

It may be rare, but it's not beautiful.

 

I sent you a private message with help.


Carl