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1967 FLHFB according to paperwork. Originally from Texas, moved with the owner to Ohio, sat mostly covered in an enclosed garage the majority of her years, moved back to Texas. Only 'non-original' parts are the battery, tires and rear brake line from the T-fitting to the rear master cylinder inside the drum. 6732 original miles on the clock. Even has a tach (factory option). Color choice is Sparkling Burgundy.
According to my info the color choices were this, Black, Crystal Blue and HiFi Blue. Guarantee this will not get lost in a sea of modern black baggers.
Hey Panz,
How did you find this bike? (looks great)
I have been busily looking for a 49' - 52'
Trying FB, Ebay and Cycle Trader and not having much luck.
Had a good looking 50' over the weekend and the seller pulled it 8 days before bidding was over.
I was already packing my bags for the trip to pick it up.
Have several FB groups that I subscribe to. Just happened to pop up on one of them. My 49 EL was mostly a basket case that I found in West Virginia many, many moons ago. Spend over a decade getting it together with as much OEM parts as I could afford. Since I took the pic, I found the correct backing plate and air cleaner cover.
Originally Posted by Ken45
A perfect match to Elvis's queer pink Cadillac. lol
Whatever you say slick. You find one in another OEM '67 color available, buy it and post up please . I happen to like the Sparkling Burgundy color.
Couple more pics...
Last edited by panz4ever; Jan 3, 2024 at 01:30 AM.
Just gorgeous. What does the FB designation after FLH mean?
carl
FB stood for "foot shift" tho it did not show up on the VIN pad but did on the title. FLHFB = 74ci with footshift, FLHB = 74ci with handshift, FLFB = 74ci with foot shift.
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