I just read about Dean pat in the latest Enthusiasts magazine from HOG. Best to hear it run. So amazing it didn't need anything to get it up and running. Good job documenting this museum piece. That would be right at home in the Wheels Through Time.
Bravo. My first bike I built from paycheck to paycheck was a 1949 Pan in 1974. The first day she fired is still remembered. Respect the machine and it will respect you. It's not a hot rod, it's a cruiser. Cruise accordingly. Sounds like she is running hot, you might want to check your oil return.
Something of nice when you are used as a mechanic, this is real way to see the time and history. A mechanic watches around and gets piece of time like a Sherlock Homes, he knows when you lie.
Enjoyed the AWAKENING experience. Like the motor running but was waiting with oily hands to see the lights come on and those outrageous horns blow an eardrum or two. JwgK
Im so happy for you guys at same time very jealous. Came up in florida early 80, everybody running pans knuckles few flatheads. Then all my bro,swent back to states they came from out of friends back to Virginia only 2 guys i knew from Florida were pricks that just ones i knew im still got my 72 FLH. Gonna have to go newer soon but still love old ones just like the cars they look best. My newest truck 86 gmc im 2nd owner. Have great life peace
Great bike and great find! good job getting it going. Can you please explain the trick(s) to get it to fire? @24:46 you were kicking it without so much as a cough from the engine. Then @ 25:38 the engine showed its first sign of life. Was it just a million kicks or was there something else that got it going? Thanks for the video!
Any copper washers that you pulled off of that Linkert should have been heated up until they were red-hot, then dipped in water to anneal them, that way they'll have a better seal when you reassemble the carb......
greatest bike I’ve seen on the internet in…forever! I love this machine. I would go nuts finding something like this. Is it available for procurement by chance?
You guys do really nice work!! Just curious, did you clean out the gas tank? If so, what is your procedure for doing it, do you use a sealant afterwards? Coat with a oil or fogging oil? I'm going through a old shovelhead that has been sitting for over 30 years.
What I learned from the old timer that taught me about old cars and Harleys. Let old seized up carbs soak in mineral spirits over night. It makes em easier to take apart. Lessens the chance of breaking sh!t during teardown.
I wish you had turned on the lights. They were as outrageous as the bike itself. Just incredible.
We need more of these long uploads! Really feels like I'm just hanging with my homies in the garage 🤙
She’s alive!!!!! Great job guys. Bless y’all for keeping this time machine going for all to enjoy.
That motorcycle is a amazing creation. A one of a kind piece of artwork. I hope nobody tampers with it.
Looks like the lead float in a gay mardi gras parade.- Take all the snot off it and it'd be a great bike.
Somebody turned a nice stock Harley into a garbage wagon.
@@browngreen933 Ever hear of customizing?
I've seen several dressed like that
You guys are fricken rad. Props to mark and his pops for taking such good care of the machine
To Prism Supply - Vice Grip Mechanic would be real proud of you for getting that Harley Panhead going again after sitting for 40+ years.
When it fired up I got the biggest smile on my face. Great video!
Boy, I just don't know how you can't LOVE those old dinosaurs.
Anybody that gave this video a thumbs down has something wrong with them.
Now that's a true King of the Road predecessor to the road king
I have never in my hole life seen a bike like this…… It is like Christmas 👏🏻
I just read about Dean pat in the latest Enthusiasts magazine from HOG. Best to hear it run. So amazing it didn't need anything to get it up and running. Good job documenting this museum piece. That would be right at home in the Wheels Through Time.
You just got another big thumbs up. Thank you for sharing this with us.!
Followed the link via the enthusiast..... great video of bringing it back to life. Tye is smiling.
Bravo. My first bike I built from paycheck to paycheck was a 1949 Pan in 1974. The first day she fired is still remembered. Respect the machine and it will respect you. It's not a hot rod, it's a cruiser. Cruise accordingly. Sounds like she is running hot, you might want to check your oil return.
What a beautiful sound she has what a dreamboat !!!
Great work, that was worth every minute. The Ol' panhead sounded good. Thanks
What a time capsule ! Infinitely cooler than any new bike.
That looks so good , don't change a thing
Great to see it come back to live. Well done gentlemen!
Something of nice when you are used as a mechanic, this is real way to see the time and history. A mechanic watches around and gets piece of time like a Sherlock Homes, he knows when you lie.
Cool Pan!.....I personally am a Shovelhead guy myself. (Shovel's Rule) and GO
forever!! 😆
That was awesome how about a follow up with lights on for full effect
Too cool. What a save!
Amazing guys, loving your content here in Blackburn Lancashire, England. 🏴☠
You guys are A plus. Next time Im near Charlotte will look you guys up. Awesome job. Keep it up. I'm hooked.
What a bike, brilliant result.
Just awesome! My prayers go to the ones who thumbed down.
Brilliant , great looking bike those accessories as well! Regards Richard London UK 🇬🇧
Yall need long episodes like this, super awesome
Enjoyed the AWAKENING experience. Like the motor running but was waiting with oily hands to see the lights come on and those outrageous horns blow an eardrum or two. JwgK
Im so happy for you guys at same time very jealous. Came up in florida early 80, everybody running pans knuckles few flatheads. Then all my bro,swent back to states they came from out of friends back to Virginia only 2 guys i knew from Florida were pricks that just ones i knew im still got my 72 FLH. Gonna have to go newer soon but still love old ones just like the cars they look best. My newest truck 86 gmc im 2nd owner. Have great life peace
Loved it all . Really admire this bikes builder.
Fantastic job!
Thank you! For Sharing Your Story!!
Now that is a proper motorcycle 👍. I wish I still had my 1950 model.
Now that’s the coolest shit I’ve seen on motorcycles in a long time! Fantastic job fella’s.
Fantastic job gentlemen. Thank
Must have been a beautiful bike back in the day
Jump on and take’er to Bike Week! You’ll definitely draw a crowd!
Love old panheads, had a 58 chopper, rode the shit out of it.
Great album. Jerry Garcia surprised me.
Alright! Congrats! Sounds Fantastic!
These Are Great Bikes!!
There are a few of these styled bikes here in Milw at Harley museum.
See you On The NEXT One! God bless
Bad to the bone panhead!. Killer bike.
WHAT A BIKE!! Great video guys! :)
This channel is awesome, just stumbled across. It’s my dream to be apart of a crew like this, bunch of chill, rich personality, homies! Cheers bois!
same here!
Cool ole Pan, somebody definitely liked bling lol
Makes me want to finish my '72 FLH that I tore down 2yrs ago to change the stator, and started a complete restoration.
Man that old pan was running pretty smooth at the end…to have been sitting 40 something years…. Thanks for your videos buddy…
Great to hear her running , good luck , nice ride
Good job! Nothing like that first start up.
Great content
Awesome !!
never have been able to understand the "side kick". It started when he got on it and gave it a good stomp!
I from Iraq 🇮🇶 really good job 👍
Wonder what weight oil you used ??? Seems to me they used a heavy weight almost like gear lube .
Good Stuff ♥
That's the first bike with a continental kit that I've seen.
Old bike comed alive....biggest taillight i ever saw 🤣🤣🤣
Great find! But i think it needs a few more accessories!!
finally!!! - always good stuff
SUPERB
Very nice! I hope oil is circulating and generator works
I am from Brasil beautiful works
Great bike and great find! good job getting it going. Can you please explain the trick(s) to get it to fire? @24:46 you were kicking it without so much as a cough from the engine. Then @ 25:38 the engine showed its first sign of life. Was it just a million kicks or was there something else that got it going? Thanks for the video!
Awesome….!!!
Great stuff guys another grear vid
dreamboat runs thats cool the original owner bolted on everything he could find restore what a nice bike send it to wheels of time
I can imagine getting the vehicle inspection done, Exhaust check, headlight check, Tail light check, Horn OH HEL YEAH.....
This bike must be in a museum !
now THATS a big seat haha .. karb 100 % been cleaned before put away due to the dropping rod at the clutch
Does a Harley have separate transmission oil too ?
So cool!
Any copper washers that you pulled off of that Linkert should have been heated up until they were red-hot, then dipped in water to anneal them, that way they'll have a better seal when you reassemble the carb......
In later models, they added a pajalterator after the chingaderos and the ammifery tube but before the slider and the backsledge. I'm not sure why.
sounds good a little tuning it be god runner
Well, do the horns work?
Been waiting!
greatest bike I’ve seen on the internet in…forever! I love this machine. I would go nuts finding something like this. Is it available for procurement by chance?
What's that contraption on the back that looks like a gigantic tail light?
Wish I could be around in 60yrs to see a Street Glide being started......
😂
I want that rolling museum
Did you buy that off the Adams Family? What an amazing machine!
What is that big ass round thing on the back? I’ve never seen that before
You guys do really nice work!! Just curious, did you clean out the gas tank? If so, what is your procedure for doing it, do you use a sealant afterwards? Coat with a oil or fogging oil? I'm going through a old shovelhead that has been sitting for over 30 years.
Pretty bad ass
Go For A Ride!!
Excelente saludos desde colombia
Great job! Nice roomy shop. Are you planning to restore the Dreamboat completely?
These guys are definitely G.B.A. members
What I learned from the old timer that taught me about old cars and Harleys. Let old seized up carbs soak in mineral spirits over night. It makes em easier to take apart. Lessens the chance of breaking sh!t during teardown.
Dean being a proper English gentleman calling everyone by their full names is perfect
If I were that bike, I'd be pissed that you brought me back to life.
I love my panhead
Yep, starts like a Harley alright.
It takes a good while when you don't know the cold start sequence.
You got that right and that is what I was thinking , some one should tell them
Nice
listening to the band - the weight and working in a 52' harley with you're buddies. Can i come sweep you're floor for free
How it can be sittin for so long if the points are new an plugs
I want to hear the horn ! With all lights on.