’58 Cushman Eagle For Sale

Posted on May 5, 2015 by motopsyco

A friend of mine has this finely restored 1958 Cushman Eagle for sale. In 2014 he did a complete nut & bolt restoration on the thing. All of the tins have been repainted, everything else that isn’t chromed or polished has been powder-coated. The engine was overhauled and received a new piston, rings, & camshaft in the process.

You have to see this one in person, and hear it running to believe it. Did I tell you about the seat? It does have one very nice custom upgrade, an alligator hide seat cover.

The price for this vintage piece of all American Coolness? $4500.00 USD picked up in Waterloo S.C. If you need to have it shipped that will be your responsibility to arrange for shipping & crating. So if you are interested call Larry Rossi at 864 677 5252 between the hours of 8:00 am & 9:00 pm Eastern Standard Time.

More Bikes from Concord Rare Stuff Here!

Posted on May 31, 2012 by motopsyco

This post will be almost all pictures there is some really cool stuff that I have never seen anywhere else. Check em out and leave a comment telling us your favorite(s).

(comments are moderated so please be patient, and once again please excuse the low res pictures)

Peace Y’all

: ANOTHER KOOL LAWNMOWER!

A hidden gem in Concord N.C. Dennis Carpenter’s Bike Collection!

Posted on May 24, 2012 by motopsyco

I’ve been traveling a lot for work lately and have not posted as much. While in Concord N.C. I stopped by Dennis Carpenter Ford Reproductions to look at a beautiful old Falcon that was sitting out front for sale. The gentleman who owned the car worked there, and came out to greet me and we talked for a while. I used to own a 66 Falcon and if I ever find another one at the right price. This one was a beautiful powder blue with the original engine and less than 70,000 miles on it!

classic Ford Falcon

Ford Falcon all original engine

Of course the focus of this blog is all things 2 wheeled and we know that if you need Cushman scooter parts Carpenters is the best game in town. While I was talking to the guy about the Falcon he told me about the museum out back and where to go in the showroom to get to see it. I like old Fords (I’ve owned a few) and Cushmans are cool so it was definitely worth a look. The cars and the scooters did not disappoint but what blew me away was the large and diverse collection of classic motorcycles and bicycles of all kinds from every continent! Please keep in mind that I was totally unprepared for this and all the pics you are about to see are crappy low resolution cell phone pics.