Showing posts with label what's for lunch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what's for lunch. Show all posts

Thursday, July 17, 2014

aint nuthin but a little skunk...

 


Our little friend 'Burner' is back in blue and ready for you!
this is one of our classic designs that we really wanted to see in BLUE!
So we did a reprint
Tank Tops, Tees, and Long Sleeves!
If you need a shirt like uncle Frank here,
Pick yourself up a lil skunk today!
 

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Good Stuff for sale

Starting to go through some of my good parts that i hate to sell, but I am broke after finishing my shovel. I will ship worldwide, email grant.peterson@sorc.com to buy.



Nice OG 1949-57 Panhead Wide GLide triple trees. Of all the sets of these early trees i have these are probably the nicest ones. I would speculate that they are still wearing their orginal black paint, they are just dirty. Nothing is shaved or damaged.






Very nice and rare 1940 or 1952 only 8-rib cam cover. Date code is '52 i believe, but it's drilled for a knucklehead oil line which could be plugged to run on any generator motor. THese were sandcast and are usually very porus and pitted looking, not this one it's in great shape and is possibly the most handsome cam cover out there. Notice there is no diagnal line in fin area?









1967-72 Mid-Star hub. (sale pending) I had this hub rechromed and was going to run it on my shovel, but wound up going with an earlier brake setup. new chrome, decent used internals.







New Old Stock CMS Chicago Motorcycle Supply blue marble kicker pedal. Not much more to say except these things really tie the room together.




It was just to small for the Born Loser to ride around shirtless all summer in, so now it could be yours. The Grim Reaper of So Cal vest is probably a medium in size and looks like it was never worn. Hand painted with sheepskin liner, stitching up the sides, and a chain to link the front together. Just what you've been waiting for.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

true story

So i was over at my good friend Jimmy White's shop Circle City Hot Rods and a guys gotta eat, so we began the lunch ritual and landed at Angelo's on State College in Anahiem. Great little place that's been ther efor a thousand years and the waitresses are on rollerskates. as we pull up well after 12 noon we find this. no joke, no photoshop.