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That's the list I had seen first making me think 57. Plus the owner whos father had originally bought the bike was sure he remembered it being bought in the late 50's (I took that sureness with some skeptisism just because I know recollections can be flawed). Bottom line I really like the bike...

Very helpful. I would have to assume then 61' at this point. Is there later serial number list here on the cabe?

A few more pics

Just picked this up from the original owners son. It is in very good original condition. Tires are not original, seat seems to be but I'm no expert. Everything appears to be here except the light bulb and battery, possibly one reflector in rear fender there's an empty hole where I believe...

Need front fender braces to fit a 47 ladies Hawthorne. They don't need to be exact matches to original as this isn't a perfect restoration just a good looking rider. I'll buy a set but really just need the forward brace. Bike didn't come with one. It appears that it should be 12.5" long as...

P.S. Snyder built

Need front fender braces to fit a 47 ladies Hawthorne. They don't need to be exact matches to original as this isn't a perfect restoration just a good looking rider. I'll buy a set but really just need the forward brace. Bike didn't come with one. It appears that it it should be 12.5"s long as...

Well thank you that's all exactly right to my knowledge. Wish I had the whole bike sounds like an interesting story to a bike. Being made for a world's fair that didn't happen. Those are the exact fenders in your link.

Pretty sure that's it. It's just the most jagged destroyed threaded hole I've seen in awhile. Time to get to work fixing and taping.

So I went out to look closely at a hole in the bottom of the fork. It's jagged and certainly doesn't look it ever was a straight smooth threaded hole. However it may very well have been at some point. May need to weld drill and tap it if that was originally a screw hole.

Trying to post pic. Having some signal issues. I'll get a pic asap.

I have to ask how on Earth do I attach the front fender to my 47 ladies Hawthorne? Bought the bike with no fender or Springer so never got to see it on. Must be a bracket of some type to hold it flush at bottom of stem. Didn't expect to be stumped over something so seemingly simple. Your help is...

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Anyone have these. Condition not an issue just need them useable.

Snyder built. Let me know what you have. Thanks

Interested Springer for sure (don't need the fork if you can/will separate). How much for tank and fender as well?

serial number F 36323 AC so I am told. Purchased these fenders for a project however I decided not to go in that direction. Reselling as I have no need of them (at least at the moment). 70.00 shipped

No sentimental value, just found it and like antiques. I've been in the auto body industry for decades so other then the parts it will be easy. Really a seat and fender and it's rideable. I'll get the other things if they show up. Just not sure where to look.

Missing a lot but need to start with a fender. Do I have to find the specific bike for a correct match or do other makes and models fit? Aftermarket options?

Here's the bike any info appreciated

Hello all, just found a 47 Hawthorne ladies bike and need a front fender, tank lights and front suspension??? I'm still trying to determine what suspension I need any help would be appreciated as I am a newbie to this.