Rare Vintage Nos Harley Sportster Xlcr Cafe Racer Gas Tank Emblems Crazy Wow on 2040-parts.com

 Here's a rare vintage nos Harley Sportster XLCR gas tank with emblems.  No dents or dings but paint has a notable chip I pictured and other small flaws that can be expected for something of this age.  Nonetheless, drop dead gorgeous!  Emblems are fabulous.  I've had this since the very early '80s for one of my Cafe Racers.  Next to my pair of '71-'72 FX gas tanks I have listed for sale this is my biggest heartripper to part with.  Insides are clean perfect, tho filler neck has some light rust as can be seen in pictures.  If you have one of these rare bikes and need a fabulous gas tank here it is!  I have 4 complete XLCR projects in case someone wants to hang themselves, contact me.  One is a 1977 x drag racer, never registered monster cubic inch, insane asylum with Certificate of Origin from the Harley Factory to Harley Davidson of Baton Rouge Louisiana. I have other paperwork from the La. State Police verifying why it was never titled since it was used exclusively as a racer.  This would make the buyer the original owner if registered.   I was saving this gas tank for it but I have a real good used one.  It has the Morris mags with original never-had-a-flat Goodyear tires on them.  It is also an early VIN.  I have a nos tail section, front fender, complete nos headlight setup, nos main and handlebar wiring, gauges, idiot light cluster, seat, all genuine HD and other terrific stuff for it.  Way too much to list.  It was surely not raced  with the stock rear tire, but maybe the front.  How many miles could it have at a 1/4 of a mile at a time?  The other 3 are fairly respectable projects too, but mostly stock. They are all survivors, meaning they haven't been restored... yet!  I can be reached at 985-785-8474.  If you want to see some of my work visit my 'site riversidecycle.net.  Please look over my other items as I'm parting with some fabulous vintage Harley stuff to make way for other Harley projects I've back-burnered for too long.