Harley parts availability can be interesting- went in to northern chicago area dealer one time for valve guides on a UL I was rebuilding, asked for the guides and kid at counter tried fiche- couldn"t find the model, then tried a guide book and it showed the model as a Harley ended production to public 1949, use parts book number whatever. Dug out parts book, blew off cobwebs and dust, found part number, went to price book and found 3 superceding numbers, went to shelf area for the parts numbers to get special order/backorder slip and saw a box with the current part number on shelf -and it had 5 guides in it!!!. I bought the 3 I needed and when the price code line checked it came up as a "Moderate sell" stocking number- no "special order price". Kid was a little unsure of price and went in back to talk to head mechanic- overheard the chuckles, the first was that cycle was ended before kid was born, second was valve guide for 1937 side valve was same as the police trikes still used at the time so normal rebuilds on G meant valve guides and crank bearing for the over heated by idling in traffic abused 45 sidevalves meant they sold enough to warrant the "stocking" price code and the reorder that week would have replacement to stock added. Parts kid had his cycle stolen and couple months later I told him roughly where it was and who to talk to for recovery- did aggravate the skull and crossed piston crowd that was riding it a bit.
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