Contact Chris at Barrington Motor Works...maybe he's plugged into the owners in your area.
http://barringtonmotorworks.com/
Kurt in S.A.
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Whereabouts of 1953 R51/3 SN 535129
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Whereabouts of 1953 R51/3 SN 535129
Kurt in S.A.
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Fast. Neat. Average. Friendly. Good. Good.
Whereabouts of 1953 R51/3 SN 535129
Back in the 1960s I owned a 1953 R51/3 SN 535129 (if I remember it right) and eventually sold it (to someone from New Hampshire, but I do not remember the person's name, it was a long time ago).
I'm curious if anyone knows the present where-abouts of this one.. it may have died or maybe it's still alive, who knows? There are times I wish I'd kept it, but at the time, I was in no real position to maintain it and didn't have a good place to keep it safe. But it worked, the new stuff does not fit my 5'6" body with 29" inseams, with that old plunger frame I could comfortably have both feet on the ground at a stop.
Tom #9
I'm curious if anyone knows the present where-abouts of this one.. it may have died or maybe it's still alive, who knows? There are times I wish I'd kept it, but at the time, I was in no real position to maintain it and didn't have a good place to keep it safe. But it worked, the new stuff does not fit my 5'6" body with 29" inseams, with that old plunger frame I could comfortably have both feet on the ground at a stop.
Tom #9
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