Nice Pans here fellas. Here's my mutt; '48 wishbone frame and fork with a '56 FLH motor.

 

My dads old bike from the 50-60's era. I scanned these old polaroids that he had, for a reference to as what a real chopper looked like "back in the day".

ENJOY!!

 

Cool pics, kngobra. I like the artwork on the garage walls, too.

 

not sure how to put the pic without the link but here is my 1949 FLH. Kinda goes along with my name "F"orrest "L"uke "H"eafner. So obviously I was born into a Harley family. It was bought for me by my dad when I was 9 months old in 1990 in boxes. Over the years we have collected every piece needed to restore it back basically 100%. Everything down to a set of unmolested 49' tanks not pictured and lettuce chopper rear bumpers and some cool time period pieces like dual point distributor and some other things. This is how it sits now and won't be started until after I move home from college in 2 years but I have been anticipating this build since I was old enough to say Panhead. hope yall enjoy

 

 

Some really nice Pans for sure !! Here's a few pix of my '61 FLH bitsa that I picked up back in early August. She was an unfinished project ( basically a roller with several boxes of parts) that had sat for 3 years after the previous owners' untimely demise. Still have a ways to go with this old girl. Trying to get a retro look although I know she will never be 100% original.

 

Hey twincamzz, nice bike! Looking into a 1960 Pan. Will be my first Pan and should have it by Christmas. Do you know what year your tranny is? The 60 Pan I am looking at has the same type outside tranny case as yours with a small threaded allen screw in the side for the fill line. I thought the stock cover was rounded and the fill plug was off more to the side. Any thoughts? Thanks..Forever 2 Wheels in Az...

 

My 64 Duoglide. Passed down to me!

 

1961 pan left side

 

61 pan police from mexico