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Debbie Prowler Junkie From:Midlothian, TX USA |
posted 01-03-2001 10:34 PM
    
How many Prowler owners, also own a Harley? If so, what kind? I own a 95th Anniversary Fatboy, that's been tricked out. |
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Ray unregistered Admin Use |
posted 01-03-2001 11:27 PM
'96 FXSTC (Softail Custom) here that is currently valued at $25k ... chrome everything and as loud as legally possible for Illinois! Harley's, Corvette's and Prowler's ... it doesn't get any better than this! ------------------ |
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MellowYellow Prowler Junkie From:Houston, Tx USA |
posted 01-03-2001 11:33 PM
Hey, show some pics....don't currently have a HOG/HARLEY now and I won't tell you how old I am (ok, yes, I act 18 most of the time)......but in three years when I turn 40 I have a HOG/HARLEY on my birthday present list.....a brite Yellow one to put next to the KAT! best regards - (anything but) Mellow ------------------ |
Gary C        POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area |
posted 01-04-2001 12:21 AM
If my leg was better I would still have my dresser. ggggggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr |
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Personal ScrapBook Admin Use |
posted 01-04-2001 12:45 AM
well... my collection has vastly reduced itself in recent years, especially during the purchase of my house (but I have replaced a few with my Prowler's  ), Anyhow... while not all Harley's, they have interest... Two 1914 Limited Twin's (out of 5 known to exist), 1955 Harley KHRM Factory desert racer (one of 77 made), 1950 Harley Panhead (10K original miles, factory original paint, I'm the 3rd owner), and lastly, my 1927 Excelsior twin Super Sport, one of roughly 50 made (Super Sports that is) and i'm the original owner on this also, that's original paint too and standing is the original owner's son ( I even have the original bill of sale!)
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Personal ScrapBook Admin Use |
posted 01-04-2001 12:47 AM
Not sure how I messed up on the Limited's but here they are... seems to be working up there now... ------------------ 2000Black 2001Orange 2001Black/Tie(on the way) ceramic brake pads mud flaps front and rear Carlini Trans Cooler Cover Mac Motorsports Air Filter Chrome license plate bracket Custom plate (on the way)  This message has been edited by Todd Bertrang on 01-04-2001 at 10:06 AM |
butchcee POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Lake Ariel, Pa. |
posted 01-04-2001 08:09 AM
Nice collection Todd. I've had 12 bikes, 5 of them Hogs.I had a 36 knuck, 57 pan,70 XR750,71 XLCH, and a 76 Low Rider.I rode them stock and chopped. All gone. I'm riding a Japper now. Honestly, I wouldn't go back except to collect them. I enjoy riding and while Harley's are cool. I have gotten over the "Harley Mystique" and just enjoy riding. ------------------ This message has been edited by butchcee on 01-04-2001 at 08:10 AM |
jd2ksilver POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Mt. View, CA |
posted 01-04-2001 09:27 AM
Very impressive collection Todd. Its been awhile for me, but since I got this Cat my years seem to be turning back, hmmmmmmmm |
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Personal ScrapBook Admin Use |
posted 01-04-2001 10:00 AM
Since we passed a helmet law here in California, I cannot say I ride much at all anymore. Went from riding 50K plus a year to maybe 200-300 miles a year. I mainly collect them now. I also happen to be president and founder of the Los Angeles Chapter of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America, and we have a club ride out in Barstow / Victorville this January the 20th... so if any of you California guys are into old motorcycles of any marque... you are most welcome to come out, great bunch of guys in the club. Al, what kind of shape was that '36 in? Where did it end up? Always looking for "new" old motorcycles jd2k... get yourself a bike to go with the Kat------------------ |
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butchcee POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Lake Ariel, Pa. |
posted 01-04-2001 01:01 PM
Todd-the 36 was a basket case purchased out of someone's garage for 200 bucks. It was taken in trade for a cesspool pumping job! The serial # was in the teens! Should have kept it but sold it for a grand. Stuuuuupid!!! ------------------ This message has been edited by butchcee on 01-04-2001 at 01:01 PM |
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jd2ksilver POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Mt. View, CA |
posted 01-04-2001 03:24 PM
Todd
Decided to sit back and think more... ------------------ |
HiHoSilver Prowler Junkie From:U.S. of A. |
posted 01-04-2001 08:23 PM
Have had a bunch of bikes from crotch rockets like Triumph T595 to a tricked out Harley Heritage. Got outta bikes for awhile but am looking at a Big Dog Wolf (a REALLY tricked out stretched Harley ride). Would love to get a Borget (sp) but they start at about $45K and go up from there. If you want to see a pile of different rides, try www.staz.com that's probably where I'll be ordering mine from. ------------------ |
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Admin Use |
posted 01-05-2001 02:32 AM
Al... must have been some time ago, there was a day when running Knuckle's sold for $10 too. ------------------ |
Nelson Weber Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:High Ridge, Mo USA |
posted 01-05-2001 07:22 AM
I have a '79 Low Rider that I bought new and still ride. It is all stock except for straight pipes and air cleaner. In 1985 I built from scratch a Harley show bike (used a 61 panhead motor and '61 transmission). Put it in 2 bike shows and won 2 trophies. Sold it 5 years ago. Started riding 2 wheelers 40 years ago, the first being a Cushman scooter. Nelson |
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butchcee POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Lake Ariel, Pa. |
posted 01-05-2001 09:01 AM
Todd, got rid of the Knuck about 10 years ago. Still regret it. I wanted to make a lamp from the engine and should have kept that plan. Saw that in an old Easy Rider and it seemed like a good idea and conversation piece. ------------------ |
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Steve Marcus Prowler Junkie From:Ft. Lauderdale, Florida |
posted 01-05-2001 09:41 AM
I've got a Harley F 150 Pick Up. Does this count? ------------------ |
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Admin Use |
posted 01-05-2001 11:15 AM
Al, that's an extreme ouch, Knuckle cases alone even 10 years ago were $1000, but 1936 cases, if real 1936 cases, were 2-3 K alone, not to mention the rest of the stuff. A real 1936 Knuckle is an easy 40 K machine today. Problem with that is everything, and I mean EVERYTHING on a 1936 is a ONE year only thing, and thus very few are correct and on top of this, that year saw something like 145 changes, and correct means the right 1936 parts per the right 1936 engine number. ------------------ |
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butchcee POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Lake Ariel, Pa. |
posted 01-05-2001 02:21 PM
Yea, they were real Todd  I had no papers so I did a search on the numbers and found out the guy (girl?) went to war and never came back (WW2). Hindsite-20-20------------------ |
WildCat            POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:North Louisville, Indiana, USA |
posted 01-05-2001 02:28 PM
Hey, How about my GOLDWING  No Harley hereI started to buy a `73 Superglide (with some custom work) in `77 for 2 grand. Bought new 750 K Honda instead for the same money and 100 less a year on insurance. Was I ever stupid I now own `86 Aspencade with most all the stuff Markland had to offer for it. Love to ride it
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Personal ScrapBook Admin Use |
posted 01-05-2001 03:35 PM
depends on what model, what condition, and who is buying it. Any chance of getting some pictures of the bike, both sides top and bottom, and the VIN? ------------------ |
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WildCat POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:North Louisville, Indiana, USA |
posted 01-05-2001 04:23 PM
Todd, Sorry to hear about cracked Cat. The Harley.....well no photo's it is in Florida and I'm in Indiana but I ask my dad about it the other day and he said the owner GAVE IT AWAY ------------------ |
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hal Prowler Newbie From:deptford, new jersey, usa |
posted 01-05-2001 05:59 PM
HiHO, If you are thinking of buying a wolf test drive one first! My business partner bought a 2000 wolf with out a test ride and the vibration at 65-80 mph is brutal! the 2001 models have gone to a six speed which stops a lot of the vibrations. Also shop around as Staz is way too high on all their bikes! Search the web for dealers that will deal! Good luck Hal |
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hal Prowler Newbie From:deptford, new jersey, usa |
posted 01-05-2001 06:00 PM
HiHO, If you are thinking of buying a wolf test drive one first! My business partner bought a 2000 wolf with out a test ride and the vibration at 65-80 mph is brutal! the 2001 models have gone to a six speed which stops a lot of the vibrations. Also shop around as Staz is way too high on all their bikes! Search the web for dealers that will deal! Good luck Hal |
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hal Prowler Newbie From:deptford, new jersey, usa |
posted 01-05-2001 06:00 PM
HiHO, If you are thinking of buying a wolf test drive one first! My business partner bought a 2000 wolf with out a test ride and the vibration at 65-80 mph is brutal! the 2001 models have gone to a six speed which stops a lot of the vibrations. Also shop around as Staz is way too high on all their bikes! Search the web for dealers that will deal! Good luck Hal |
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Todd Bertrang unregistered Admin Use |
posted 01-05-2001 06:10 PM
Dam Wild Cat!!! Maybe call up and see who got her free and you might be able to trade her back for a couple of hundred... I'll hope for the best! ------------------ |
AL
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