Sorry if it is a bit off topic but we all like the same things ..usually...Im looking for info on parts for 27 JD
thanks guys.... word of mouth seems to be the key to these parts cuz i took a beating buying stuff on e bay..but the old girl needs to ride again
have you tried google http://www.nosparts.com/database/parts/Fits_JD/Bool_AND http://www.mascl***ics.com/reman/catalog/vtwin.html http://www.vintage-imports.com/harley.html http://www.harborvintage.com/welcome.html
If CTFuzz doesn't see this post. Send him a PM. He's got a 40's Harley and knows a little about 'em...
If you haven't already try the antique motorcycle club of america. They are into the old stuff, but don't expect anyone to be given this stuff away, but they may be able to give you a few leads.
GET in touch with those guys,if they cant help you no one can.They have meets and members all over the country.Also try GEORGES WORLD WIDE ANTIQUE MOTORCYLES,,Sorry dont know how to post link.
Check out Billscustomcycles.com.We took a tour of his museum and then a tour of his warehouse,if he dosent have it,I dont know who will!!NOS **** from all years.
Hey Bct, we got a joint Down Under here that has piles of JD JDH & FE stuff at real good prices, I got heaps of stuff for my 25 FE Redfren Motor Parts Ph +61-2-4284 6733 Fax +61-2-4284 6544 Being dealing in Harley stuff for over 50 Years Shot as a pic of ya ride or bones whats of it"
thanks guys ...i am a member of the amca and i know all of those web sites but there is only so much repop stuff out there and some things i need arn't beeing done...i guess e bay is my only hope....ideally i'd like to meet someone who is a hobbiest who really knows thier stuff and all of the parts are in the us so some help from a person who "knows a guy " who doesnt sell on ebay....im not cheap but just would like better sources
BTW i have a post on the AMCA's web sitetook like 2 months before ten people viewed it and no replies...this place on the other hand is incredibly helpfull so i thought i'd give it a shot......
Long shot...... You might try to contact the fellow that owns "Wheels Through Time" motorcycle museum over in Maggie Valley NC. More early stuff there than I have seen anywhere, and it's all up and running--he's a nice guy and bound to know where to find early stuff. www.wheelsthroughtime.com good luck mid-tenn mike
Harbor Vintage was already mentioned in the thread...they're real legit. Another resource in VT also that you might want to check is Richard Duda...he mainly deals in Hummer and Servicar stuff but his knowledge and inventory span all eras: http://www.rduda.com I've bought some NOS stuff off of him for this: