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^^^^^^yup, springer front end with drum brake. Notice the front fender. The first year - '68 model did not have one. All the rest after did. I had a chance to bid win one that looked at least as bad as the one above, complete but no front fender. I did not see it in person but was local to me. Highly possible it was a '68. I quit bidding when it went past $300.
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Isn't that an "Orange Krate"? My older Brother had the green one, a "Pea Picker". I had a POS Cruiser/Stingray/One Speed/Coaster Brake. But it did have a "Sissy Bar" so I had that going for me.
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Guys, I don't know what to do with it. I don't want to throw it away, but know it will be expensive to ship. However, the price is good. It would be free. Again, I have no idea how to ship it.
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^^^oh man.........thought so......we couldn't be more geographically farther apart to ship that to Va. Sigh............
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The memorable scene where Lee Marvin’s horse is seen leaning against the wall, looking drunk with his legs crossed, almost didn’t make it into the movie. Because horses don’t “naturally” cross their legs, the animal’s trainer told director Silverstein that scene couldn’t be filmed. Afterward he thought that, with a few days’ work, it might be possible. When Silverstein reminded the man that time was of the essence and offered him one hour to do it, the trainer went to work and produced one of filmdom’s greatest visuals. The scene was finally realized when the horse was fed cubes of sugar while his legs were gently plied into just the right position.
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