Showing posts with label crazy frank. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crazy frank. Show all posts

Saturday, July 7, 2012

1958 panhead chopper for sale-Crazy Frank!

Live all your California chopper, crazy frank, easyrider fantasies out on this neat old '58 panhead. California title/current registration/ and in running condition!
It was built in the early '70s using a straight leg rigid frame that's raked and molded and painted nicely in black with dark purple ghost flames that are pinstriped in Harley orange by Wild Bill Check out the CrAzY FrAnK rear fender welded and molded to the frame!
Has shaved early wideglide trees and extended tubes, and polished early lowers. has an early cast PM caliper in the rear and the early PM rotors.
The motor is a '58 with outside oiler heads. Check out the etched rocker boxes. Someone added a generator style electric start primary that works great. Fires right up with the touch of a button!
Nice bike, doesn't need much, maybe a rear tire. Can ship anywhere. I can drop off at any shipper in the LA area. If you need help shipping domestic or overseas I can recommend a shipper.
Email grant@getchoppedout.com to buy.

Sunday, March 6, 2011

Greetings from Italy




Our pal Cyrus sends these in from Italy. Gotta be the only guy living on the boot to have a Crazy Franks fender. Dig his blog here

Thursday, February 18, 2010

Whoa Double Double Take Trip out






I think i posted this before, but some how neglected to see how FAR-OUT the shovel is in the foreground! It puts the Crazy in Crazy Frank!

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

NOS Crazy Frank Fender SOLD

SOLD
Yep, a new old stock Crazy Frank fender for sale, but for a rigid frame! Have you ever seen one? Probably not. The fender has light surface rust on it, but isn't pitted at all and has never been drilled for mounting. It's got the signature Crazy Frank shrouded taillight and licence plate mount that stands off the rear of the fender. It's heavy gauge steel and even has a tube welded to the underside to run taillight wiring through. Not sure where it got the caution tape stuck to it, but it's right, you better look out!
email grant.peterson@sorc.com