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Special Delivery: The Harley-Davidson Package Truck
For over 40 years, the Harley-Davidson Package Truck was used to deliver everything from bread to dry cleaning. Check out photos of customized package trucks and read about their history over on the HDForums Homepage: https://www.hdforums.com/articles/sp...package-truck/
Cool picture! I never knew there was one of these. Although when I first saw this, I thought there was going to be a picture of a UPS or Fed Ex truck bringing you some Harley goodies
Back in the 70s my brother in law had a service car trike 45 flt head and eventually cut it in half and married a sportster front section with the motor to it. It really was a shame. However, it was pretty fast and did look good. I have no idea what happened to it.
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