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Posted 1 year ago
forest-r
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I found these in a storage locker and am trying to find out anything about them. I've searched dozens of sites to no avail, I was hoping someone could help me out. Info:
5"w x 15"l x 12"h. Heavy steel construction. Twistlock bayonet style top mounted latch. Turn signal lamps are 'Yankee'. Has 3 mounting holes on outside panel, and 4 more in bottom of pan. White paint appears orig. Black & Orange pinstripeing matches Harley colors (guy who had locker also had a Harley pool cue?). No makers info anywhere I can find. Friends say likely pre-war, as glass & leather were becoming more popular. Some also said that the twistlocks may indicate european design. Cany anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks.
SOLVED - Thanks to The Zen Hut in Point Arena, CA. Found out they are 1968 - 1973 era Type 1 Moto Guzzi saddlebags. Much Appreciated.
Chris
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SOLVED - Thanks to The Zen Hut in Point Arena, CA. Found out they are 1968 - 1973 era Type 1 Moto Guzzi saddlebags. Much Appreciated.
I love it when a mystery is solved!