Cruiser Graveyard

[Trollhole]

Well I got a tip on 4 parts cruisers in hickory NC that might have some parts on them that would be worth the trip. Alex and I rode up there Sunday and took a look. Not much in the way of parts. But the cruiserhead Dustin we met was a really nice guy. Thought I would share some of the pics with you and see if anything in them might interest you. It was actually a pretty sad site.

The only thing we came away with was a course spline birf for Alex, a tranny hump for Chuck and a driveshaft for Alan and 5 hrs of driving through snow and rain.

 

[89s rule]

That is sad! I will keep it in mind though, if I decide to go with a 40 project. Was that a factory or aftermarket AC system in the smurf blue with a white winshield?

How were the prices on this stuff?

 

[clemson55]

Those are pretty rough. You could still get a few hundred dollars worth of pieces out of them though. All the lights and dash knobs and stuff. Otherwise they looked pretty useless though.

 

[Trollhole]

Lights and dash nobs well all frozen in place. The air on the 67? was not stock. I actually have the same one in a box in my office if you are interested.

 

[89s rule]

Lights and dash nobs well all frozen in place. The air on the 67? was not stock. I actually have the same one in a box in my office if you are interested.

I think any AC I have in a 40 will be the top and doors off

I wish they still made tires that said Michelin X on them! Those are sweet!

 

[Jon in NC]

That's up here in my neck of the world. Where in Hickory?

 

[Trollhole]

His name is Dustin. I couldn't tell you where just because there were so many lefts and rights and we were following him. If your interested in talking to him I can give you his #.

And this is his cruiser. It's really nice.

 

[R.K.]

Is that Dustin Eisenhaur's place? I've never been there, but I have wheeled with him once before.

R.K.

 

[Trollhole]

yes

 

[Capt. Jim]

Gundy might take a couple of those parts....no painting required.

 

[Gundy]

Gundy might take a couple of those parts....no painting required.

I noted the light blue hood looks better than mine already.
Too bad there were no fiberglass pieces. hehe