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1953, Original paint- probably the only one. Came out of an Ohio barn in the 80's.
there is a "restored" '53 in Florida in Glamour Green- But I don't know for sure it was originally that color.
The seat is the correct part number, but 80's manufacture, I have the original tires/wheels stored in my garage...winter apron kit some other stuff. Optional footshift for '53.
Everything inside the cases is new. Electronic ignition, 6 volt
Mike
That will turn some heads when you putt through town...I love those old bikes..can't help but feel jealous. Too damn nice!!
Yup. 1953, Original paint- probably the only one. Came out of an Ohio barn in the 80's. there is a "restored" '53 in Florida in Glamour Green- But I don't know for sure it was originally that color. The seat is the correct part number, but 80's manufacture, I have the original tires/wheels stored in my garage...winter apron kit some other stuff. Optional footshift for '53. Everything inside the cases is new. Electronic ignition, 6 volt Mike
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Mike,
Not trying to hi-jack this thread, but that is a sweet '53!
Do you have a thread on it? Tried searching through your threads here to no avail.
I like that shade of green except for the ugly graphics. Not a big fan of single tone paint on a bike. Would prefer 2 tone such as Green/Silver or Green/Black.
The other green I liked was the CVO Street Glide and hard candy green metalflake on the Deluxe.
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