What Fits What on Harley-Davidson Motorcycles, 1936-1983 by Kurt Heinrichs, Mike Arman (1983, Paperback)

Are you an aspiring wrench? Trying to figure out just what the heck you got in that basket of cr@p at the swap-meet? Need to know if it will fit yer scooter? THIS IS THE BOOK FOR YOU... I bought a copy of this book on advice from an old biker while I was searching for interchange information and parts for my old sporty... I have used, abused, referred, folded, spindled and mutilated this book, and still feel it is one of my very best peices of reference materiel when dealing with the venerable American V-Twin Engine...<p>
Granted, It's Not Much For Specs, But For Deciphering Engine Numbers, Discovering Interchange Information And Some Very Interesting Modifications, It's A REAL GEM... <p>
The package Isn't Quite What You Would Expect... It's More Of A Booklet Than A Big Clunky Dictionary, Which, In My Opinion Adds To It's Value... Who Wants To Drag Around A 10 Pound Book At The Swapmeet Or Local Scootershop?<p>
The Best Part, However, Is That It's Written In Plain Old English, By People That Not Only Work On H-D, But Understand That Most Other People That Work On Their Own Stuff Probably Aren't Engineers Or Rocket Scientists... It's Also Written With A Touch Of Humor That Let's You Know That "Real People" Put It Together For Other Real People... <p>
This Book, Quite Honestly, Is Worth About Twice What It Sells For, And Is A Must Have For Anyone That Works On, Deals With, Likes, Thinks About, Pre-Evo Engines... In Fact, I Think You Should Go Buy A Copy Right Now... No, Seriously... Go Do It... You Know You Wanna...<p>
Be Safe Ya'll, And Keep It Between The Ditches....