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1995 Softail Nostalgia

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November 8, 2011

1995 Softail Nostalgia

By bungking

This bike started as a bone stock 1995 Softail nostalgia. Both of the fenders were modified for a longer look. To highlight the new fenders completely hand made one piece fender trim was made for both fenders to keep the stock appearance but with a little twist. I hand made a new set of pipes from straight tube and u bends complete with heat shields drilled to match the rest of the bike. The bulky factory dash was removed and I hand made a new sheet metal one along with a new filler panel to complete it. A new custom made shifter linkage with some modified arms was then set in place. The tail light is a 50 Pontiac, that a custom mount had been made for it as well.

I also made up a custom belt gaurd, and modified the horn and coul covers to match one of our drilled air cleaned covers. Once all of the fab was done parts were sent off to the chromer as well as custom paint and grafix to mimic an early Harley emblem that was done by Greedy Fly Grafix. All of the body work and base coat by Stockdale’s Hot Rod paint. All and all a very classy look.

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