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I have a harley ownership card. It was given to me by a dealer when I bought a new harley back in 1968. The card looks like a credit card with my name and serial # of the bike. Does anyone else have this type of card ? Took it to the local harley dealer now and they said they never seen a card like this.
On the card it reads: Harley- Davidson
This certifies that
My Name (stamped)
Owns a Harley-Davidson
Motor No. xxxxxxxx (stamped)
Walter Davidson Vice-President/Sales
On the card it reads: Harley- Davidson
This certifies that
My Name (stamped)
Owns a Harley-Davidson
Motor No. xxxxxxxx (stamped)
Walter Davidson Vice-President/Sales
probably a little "Token" they gave out that year or model. like the gold key which I don't think they do anymore......means something to someone....
I have a harley ownership card. It was given to me by a dealer when I bought a new harley back in 1968. The card looks like a credit card with my name and serial # of the bike. Does anyone else have this type of card ? Took it to the local harley dealer now and they said they never seen a card like this.
Feel free to flame away after this comment, but I think that's flippin cool! I wish I had one!
It's one of those things that is cool if YOU have it but makes everyone else just a tiny bit jealous, not rage out jealous but just enough that they wish it was them.
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