From: | Mutt | e-mail: | pigstye13-A-aol.com |
Subject: | RE: RE: 165 Horn Button and Headlight Switch | Date: | Sun May 6 18:30:47 2012 |
Response to: | 17347 |
All ya need is a soldering iron. Call me, I'll walk ya thru it. I agree with your dad. We had a 1957 B model Hummer. The tank and both fenders were Tangerine Orange. It was offered for the 56 165, but according to data was not offered for the 57 B , but this also was an original bike and we re-painted it the color it came. I believe you could order a new bike with the year prior to it's color as the Factory still had paint left from the previous year model. Mutt (903) 873-6644 ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Also, I forgot that I wanted to ask about something that has been bugging me. After looking at as much info as I can find, I don't see anywhere that the '59 ST was offered in black with white trim, whether standard or an option. I do see that the '58 ST was offered in black with white trim and white fenders. Do I have an undocumented color option? My dad insists that it was never painted. Kurt Webster http://www.kurewe.com/harley165 ----- ORIGINAL MESSAGE FOLLOWS ----- Got a little further with the wiring today. However, ran into something that has be stumped. Neither the headlight switch or the horn button have a simple way to disconnect the wires from them. What is the standard method for rewiring these two pieces? Splice the new wire to the old? (Don't really like that option) Buy a new horn button and new headlight switch? Or, is there a way that I'm not seeing to disconnect the wires? Kurt Webster http://www.kurewe.com/harley165 |