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1976 Harley Davidson Liberty Edition Fairing... | Motorcycles581 of 603 |  |  |
Posted 3 years ago
nicmackey
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I found this in a barn auction along with some other Harley Stuff, but the only information I can find on the internet is how Rare they are.....
Because of that, I have no idea what to do with it.... I would LOVE to find out more about it.
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Harley-Davidson MotorcyclesWilliam Harley and Arthur Davidson built their first motorcycle in 1903 in …
The fairing you have is probably one that was replaced under warranty as harley had a batch of bad decals that faded to the green color. The correct color is more orange etc.I believe harley replaced them at no charge.
I think delvin is probably right.Faded or not stick it on ebay I think you'll be pleasently surprised,AMF(1970-80) stuff in mint condition is highly sought after the decals are still out there if that paint is mint your probably looking at 500.00 and up.What you got is a 1976 bicentennial edition fairing for a FLH harley the black paint is black metalflake.I seen a sporster gas tank w/ this paint bring 1500.00 on ebay.Japan loves this stuff almost all my AMF stuff that I sell gos there.
thanks for the help! i appreciate it.