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When I put a crate engine in my bagger, the wife saw my old 103" engine on my work shop floor and commented, "That's a pretty engine. You should figure out a way to display it..."
When she got home from shopping, this is what she found in our bedroom fireplace....
She laughed when she saw it, and said it was actually pretty cool looking...... As awesome & cool as my wife is, I only left it there for a week, then put it back in the shop
I really like that! The problem is, finding clean looking, more classic parts to do this. I mean, I don't know if I would want to hang my factory Streetglide seat up on a wall like that. I do love the idea though. I might think of doing something like that on my office wall!
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Mounting Old Parts For Display
