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1972 harley davidson servi car 45 . this bike found me . i was stopped on the street and asked if i wanted another harley. the bike had not ran in 10 years , and was still the police black and white. it had wide car tires and a flat platform on the back .........but all the original parts were scattered around the garage ....
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Harley-Davidson MotorcyclesWilliam Harley and Arthur Davidson built their first motorcycle in 1903 in …
Super Cool Ride !!
That is a sweet looking bike!
thank you musik and chevy ............
My dad recently passed away and he has a 1973 servi-car, it is the white and black, it has been repainted about 10 or more years ago. We are thinking of selling it and I have no idea what it is worth. I know he put a lot of money into rebuilding the motor and tranny to it's working original state. Actually probably more then it is worth.
mugsy2 , if you can just keep it, 1973 is the last year for the servi - car its not a bike you can ride at high speed , they were made for short hauls on resedential streets . they look cool but are only worth what someone is willing to pay
Very nice servi car, especially in blue. I regret selling the 45 I had 30 years ago. Enjoy