1952 Harley-Davidson Panhead Free Delivery in Philadelphia, PA

Rusty, and that's all real rust, not some chemically created fake rust. Many stock parts missing; many custom parts added. Yes, it runs! Jockey shift with foot clutch - barbed wire clutch linkage. Seat is a Cortina horse saddle from some time long ago. Lock was manufactured by The Winchester Firearms Company around 1845 complete with skeleton key. And yes, the lock works. Includes 2 horns. One is a clown horn with a squeeze bulb; the other is an old bugle. Many old western touches and memorabilia. 4 speed transmission. Less than safe brakes. 74 inch motor with over a hundred thousand miles on it but still running strong after many rebuilds. Leaky exhuast with 2' pipes that throw flames when it backfires. Shock absorbing handlebars. Bald 16" back tire. 21" front tire on hand engraved FLH forks. The forks tell a story of their own, listing places they've been, people living and dead and lots of fun stuff.