Maurice Boscorelli
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Maurice Boscorelli
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Oops you are going to have to enlarge it to read it.
Maybe tranny can give me a hand here.
Maybe tranny can give me a hand here.
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Wanker
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Rather than struggle with the image scaling, contents of the letter sent from Harley Davidson reads:
Dear Christopher and Jamie,
Enclosed you will find the check you mailed to us regarding the account of Christopher. It is the policy of Reiman’s Harley-Davidson to waive storage fees for our active-duty service members who are deployed. It is our honor to keep your bike safe and secure while you provide us with our freedoms. We hope you return to us safe and sound. Until that time, we will store your bike at no charge to you. This our way of saying ‘Thank you’ for your service to our country.”
:good: WTG Harley Davidson!!!
Dear Christopher and Jamie,
Enclosed you will find the check you mailed to us regarding the account of Christopher. It is the policy of Reiman’s Harley-Davidson to waive storage fees for our active-duty service members who are deployed. It is our honor to keep your bike safe and secure while you provide us with our freedoms. We hope you return to us safe and sound. Until that time, we will store your bike at no charge to you. This our way of saying ‘Thank you’ for your service to our country.”
:good: WTG Harley Davidson!!!
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Sophia Sinclair
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This warms my heart!
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ReservoirDog
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:YMAPPLAUSE::YMAPPLAUSE:
Dave - WebGuy
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I don't know if it's a chain wide policy, or that specific dealer .. but good on them!!
Pullmyfinger
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[h=1]1907 Harley-Davidson Selling For $1 Million[/h]
Check out this 1907 Harley Davidson motorcycle with a strap tank up for auction at Mecum Auctions. Its considered to be the best unrestored Harley Davidson motorcycle with a strap tank in the world.
In 1907, Harley Davidson motorcycles built 150 machines and displayed a V-twin prototype that February at the Chicago Automobile Show the future was clear. H-D were one of around 150 motorcycle manufacturers at that date, and by 1908 the companys production leaped to 1,149 machines.
These earliest Harley-Davidson strap tank models are the rarest and most coveted of all Milwaukee machinery, and this 1907 model is one of the first 207 built, including the prototypes. The serial number (#2037) suggests it is the 37th Harley-Davidson built in 1907, making it their 94th machine ever built, including the two prototypes. This machine, #2037, is widely considered the best unrestored strap tank Harley in the world and was purchased from the Leo Bongers estate auction in David City, Nebraska, in January 1993. It should be noted that Leo Bongers father was the original owner of this machine.
This sweet Harley-Davidson motorcycle is expected to pull in anywhere between $800K to $1 million dollars when it goes up for auction later in the month.
Check out this 1907 Harley Davidson motorcycle with a strap tank up for auction at Mecum Auctions. Its considered to be the best unrestored Harley Davidson motorcycle with a strap tank in the world.
In 1907, Harley Davidson motorcycles built 150 machines and displayed a V-twin prototype that February at the Chicago Automobile Show the future was clear. H-D were one of around 150 motorcycle manufacturers at that date, and by 1908 the companys production leaped to 1,149 machines.
These earliest Harley-Davidson strap tank models are the rarest and most coveted of all Milwaukee machinery, and this 1907 model is one of the first 207 built, including the prototypes. The serial number (#2037) suggests it is the 37th Harley-Davidson built in 1907, making it their 94th machine ever built, including the two prototypes. This machine, #2037, is widely considered the best unrestored strap tank Harley in the world and was purchased from the Leo Bongers estate auction in David City, Nebraska, in January 1993. It should be noted that Leo Bongers father was the original owner of this machine.
This sweet Harley-Davidson motorcycle is expected to pull in anywhere between $800K to $1 million dollars when it goes up for auction later in the month.
