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I can agree with that. We really like the early evo softails too.

@@VanillaCycles I have a set of book ends. An '84 Softail and a '99 Softail. They are both excellent scooters.

HA! Wrong! 2F vin = FXS... 😎

This was not, this was custom painted.

@VanillaCycles I'm asking because I bought my first bike about two years ago and yhe tank is pretty much identical to this one. Whole bike is similar as mine pretty much. My flames are outlined in blue and everything. Do you know the whereabouts of this bike? I could try an send a picture of mine in a bit if you'd like to see it.

Well I've compared the tank better not the same but close. But now I. Wondering does is there a significance to the blur outline of the flames?

Hi. This bike originally came from Wisconsin but was re-sold to a guy down in Texas. I’d say about 3-4 years ago or so.

Well, they can stop running well at moments notice. Haha

haha.. 100%

hot for teacher!

Just added it to our eBay store… $4,899

Hard to beat the 60's style choppers

@@VanillaCycles -- You betcha! Back then, music and machinery moved just soooo right!

Thank you. This one is running really well.

Thanks Harry

Thank you. Its a beaut

Are these bike sale ??

Very cool. We have always loved good big flatties. Getting a little harder to find em these days.

@@VanillaCycles -- I was always hoping that someone would tool up some new flathead crankcases with alternator housings and Timken bearing races. There used to be a company (Flathead Power) in Sweden who made repop Flathead cylinder heads and barrels. S&S Cycle bought up the production rights to their Knucklehead cylinder head castings. I wish S&S would come up with a complete hi-po Flattie engine with an alternator charging system. Those engines would be pricey as hell, but I think they'd sell (just the same). I, for one, am tired of the plastic Euro "eco-friendly" motorcycles that H-D is producing. When they are in good tune, a v-twin bike engine doesn't stink up the air that much. Radiators belong on a car. It's time to get back to iron and steel -- back to the basics. Thanks!

Thanks, we love good big flatties. haha

This one could be purchased for the right price. Wouldn’t be very cheap though.

What are we talking? $7500? $10K? $15K?

I live in Minnesota. I have seen a lot of nice bikes on your social media platforms. I would love to come up there to North Dakota and purchase one someday. Hopefully I can get something for around $7500.00?

@@harrywinn5266 Yes, a lot of nice old shovels around that price. Thanks for following us.

@@VanillaCycles you should give the guy a legitimate answer. He's asking a legitimate question.