Does anyone have an old Harley shirt I can borrow for the weekend? Preferably from the 70s, Large?. I'm going to Funk Fest this weekend with a chick who is obsessed with the 70s, and I thought it would be cool to get an actual vintage shirt to wear.

I'll give $20 for your trouble

 

Weird request... But I'm sure I've done weirder to get layed. Lol

 

Have a few things from the 70's but clothing isn't amongst them .. Good Luck !

 

Look on e-bay. There are tons of em.

 

Jay I didn't know you even remembered the 70's

 

your about to be hung from a tree if caught.......

 

I did but the ones I liked are way too much and probly won't get here in time.

 

Try your local Goodwill, or thrift store. I know first hand you can find stuff from the 70's. Few years ago, my parents who live out in the country had a neighbor, who would leave his radio in the pasture on for what ever reason. My father had asked that he turn it off, that at night, when everything is much quieter, the sound would carry and would keep him awake. Neighbor was a *****, basically said FU. After a few nights, pops calls the Sheriff's dept. They told him, he lived out in the country and basically had to put up with the "noise" until the guys died. My dad responds, so you are saying I have to listen to this until he dies, thank you and is about to hang up, the dispatcher hears the tone in my fathers voice and says no, that's not what I mean, we'll send out a car. Which never showed. So the next day I rode into town and hit the thrift shop, found an 8 track Jimi Hendrix tape and an old 8 track player. My dad had a 50 gallon drum and some speakers. We fashioned up the stereo, waited until night, placed the drum on its side out in the barn pointed at his house. Then put the Hendrix tape in and let it play. I got up early and shut it off. Repeated it again the next night. Friggen neighbor came over, pleading to stop the music, don't that sound familiar, that he wouldn't leave his radio on any longer. Never did have to listen to his radio/stereo again at night.

Damn I miss my father, the crap he would pull/say.

The thrift shop is gold!

 

Best memory from 1970 on the Nose .. First Harley and Clear Title in hand .. Sportster at the time was $1695.00..