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Old 09-13-2008, 08:39 AM
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Default Youth Contest - Win A Harley 45

Here is a note I want to share from Matt "Mudpuddle" Olsen about a new contest for anyone aged 18 to 24 years old to win a 1942 Harley-Davidson 45 cubic inch basket case and the opportunity to learn how to build it with experts.

I think this is a wonderful idea that I hope is very popular in helping draw in more young people to the classic bike hobby.

Hi everybody,
I am happy to announce a contest that I will be running in association with the A.M.C.A. and the A.M.C.A. foundation. Together we will be running an essay contest from October 1st 2008 until August 15th 2009 in hopes of getting 18 to 24 year old Americans excited about old motorcycles. The grand prize is a 1942 Harley Davidson 45 basket case, and an all expense paid vacation to sunny South Dakota to restore and assemble the bike under close supervision and guidance of trained professionals. You can read the full press release by clicking on this link--http://www.antiquemotorcycle.org/about/pr_youthessaycontest.html

It is my opinion that a Harley WLA is the perfect platform for a project like this, because of their value, and the vast amount of surplus parts that are readily available. Currently I have approximately 65 percent of the parts needed to complete this project. A lot of my friends in the A.M.C.A. and old motorcycle community have chipped in and donated a part here and a part there. I will be posting a detailed list of what parts have been donated, and who has donated them, and also what is still needed to complete the bike within a couple of days. If you feel that this is a good cause and want to donate a part that is missing, then please email me at amcayouthprogram@hotmail.com. Supporters of the program will be able to be an active part of selecting the winner in Davenport 2009, and will have their name printed in a supporters list in American Iron Magazine, Iron Horse Magazine, and The Antique Motorcycle. Thanks for your support and enthusiasm!!

Matt Olsen
A.M.C.A. Youth Coordinator
amcayouthprogram@hotmail.com
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Old 09-14-2008, 01:50 AM
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It sounds great! Why couldn't this have happened 18 years ago!?
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Old 09-15-2008, 04:24 PM
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Good deal. Sounds like everyone wins on this one (not just the guy who gets the Harley).

Is American Iron Magazine going to follow this or share details on how they build up this Harley flathead in the magazine?
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