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Slackerous Maximus
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Columbus, OH
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Pre-WW2 Harley identification
We recently unearthed this photo of my grandfather and grandmother, we believe mid 1930s. Trying to positively identify the Harley. I think it is a Model D. But that rear fender does not match. My grandfather was very mechanically inclined, so its possible he customized the bike. Thoughts?
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I have no idea about the bike, but there's a lot to see there. Great photo.
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Very cool photo.
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1939 UL or ULH, either 74" or 80" flathead.
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