How To Restore Your Military Harley Davidson 1932 1952 Second Edition

In the decade preceding World War II and into the 1950s, Harley-Davidson was the United States Military's battle bike of choice. Employed by the U.S. Army, Navy, and Marines, as well as several allied forces, it saw service in World War II arenas from Normandy to China. Loved for its toughness and versatility by the men it carried into conflict, Harley's military models are highly prized by today's motorcycle collectors and military enthusiasts.How to Restore Your Military Harley-Davidson 1932-1952 Second Edition is the ultimate reference for correctly restoring these rare and historically significant machines. Author Bruce Palmer III is one of the top experts on Harley-Davidson military motorcycles bringing years of research to this work. Through extensive research, the book details the different models, parts, finishes, equipment, and markings necessary to restore or preserve these motorcycles. More than 250 archival and detail photos cover every facet of these unique motorcycles.

A history in the AUTHENTIC RESTORATION GUIDE series which examines Harley-Davidson motorcycles built for military use between 1932 and 1957. Details which finishes, parts and accessories are necessary to restore models to their original condition and includes technical manual information.

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Concise history of Harley Davidson motorcycles made for the military circa 1939-1953