Moving the seat should be fairly easy for anyone with the proper tools. I'd look into that if your really wanting to fit in a sedan

Picked up an ElectraVan. I'll still be on the lookout for a 360 van, but I think we'll have fun with this. I'll get more pics up once it warms up here a little, and I can take it out and play.

My first 1/2 miler was an Indian Bonneville Scout cheater at 57 ci. Chief flywheels. But at my 90 lbs it was to heavy, I replace it with a Goldstar, & later added a Triumph TR 5 R so depending on what track we were at I would test both bikes.Now as the weather is getting colder my bones remind ...

The Norton is a '71 Commando 750. It has a aftermarket tank and seat on it. Its a fun bike. Handles really well (for an old bike) The preunit BSA is a '57 A7, I sold it, but it was a nice bike. The unit BSA is a '68 Lightning with a hardtailed frame. Blew it up once on the way to Sturgis, blew a con...

StevenM wrote:Aw c'mon, those big old rubber bumpers weren't THAT bad!

Ha! I still have them, and havn't filled the holes yet..... but, I think I'll be doing that this winter.

mine was originally the same color as yours.

Thanks everyone, I'm looking forward to having a 360 to mess with. I've owned and restored quite a few old cars, but these look like fun, and I think are perfect for cruising around town. Here's a few of my past and current rides. http://i463.photobucket.com/albums/qq360/moabbuzz/1977%20MG%20Midget/...

Hi,
New to the site. I'm currently looking for a 360 Van to buy, restored or restorable.

If anyone knows of one, let me know.

Gary