right on top (the sanded to bare metal area in the pic)
It is usually pretty faint, so be gentle when cleaning up the rail to find it. The fact that it does not have a front brake, or provisions built in to the wheel like the late/last built ones, Might make it around a J or L model :shrug: Cant remember offhand, but as you can see from my serial number, it shows the letter/s designation. Note on the engine that it has a possible medium frame carb and adapter cobbled onto it so It may have been a larger engine on it at one time.
It is usually pretty faint, so be gentle when cleaning up the rail to find it. The fact that it does not have a front brake, or provisions built in to the wheel like the late/last built ones, Might make it around a J or L model :shrug: Cant remember offhand, but as you can see from my serial number, it shows the letter/s designation. Note on the engine that it has a possible medium frame carb and adapter cobbled onto it so It may have been a larger engine on it at one time.
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My friend is bringing this bike to Maple Grove Raceway, Mohnton PA. at the spring swap meet tomorrow, However he is not setting up. Just bringing it along so if someone who is attending can get it there and avoid any shipping.
If you've wanted one on the east coast, here's our chance.
So if you have an interest in it please PM me and we can arrange a time to meet up.
Wish I had the disposable cash myself to get into restoring this Powell, but it's not in the cards at the present time.
Thanks!
Keith
If you've wanted one on the east coast, here's our chance.
So if you have an interest in it please PM me and we can arrange a time to meet up.
Wish I had the disposable cash myself to get into restoring this Powell, but it's not in the cards at the present time.
Thanks!
Keith