jim warehime
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Looks like an early h for sale with full steel. Its hard to tell in
the pic but it looks like an 39 or 40 style seat on it.
the pic but it looks like an 39 or 40 style seat on it.
- Thread starter jim warehime
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The best I can tell it is the curved pipe seat which would have a huge spring pointing up vertically from the deck. A tool box will be wrapped around the curved pipe. Wish that one was closer to Indy. That is a heck of a price with all those goodies! Grandpa's 1941 H still has that original seat. Rides terrible. 
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