Lot #58 - In 1941 production of the motorcycle was mostly suspended as the company turned out motorcycles for the war. In 1941, 18,428 were produced and few rolled off the line with sidecars. That is the birth of this 1941 Flathead Harley-Davidson with sidecar. This is a 41u medium compression 74cid twin motor and 3-speed with reverse. The 3-speed with reverse for Big Twins had to be specified separately on the order. 1941 was the first year Harley-Davidson added the stainless steel tank trim and the 7" round air cleaner. Bike and sidecar VIN's match. This bike's motor was rebuilt in 1996 and color was restored to its original color of Skyway Blue. The rebuilt motor has 491 miles. This bike is a bike show winner. At bike shows in Arkansas, Texas and New Mexico it has won 10 different top awards including People's Choice and Judge's Choice. Bike shows include N.W. Arkansas Annual Charity Motorcycle Show Y2K with First Place American Antique Stock, Freedom of the Road Riders 1999, A.B.A.T.E. 14th Annual Bike show with First Place, A.B.A.T.E. Bike Show 2000 with First Place, 1999 4th Annual Charity Motorcycle Show with First Place Motorcycle with Sidecar, 2000 The All American Motorcycle Show with First Antique American Sidecar, Freedom of the Road Riders Motorcycle Show with People's Choice, 2000 Eureka Springs Bike Show with First Place, 2008 Hot August Nights Car Show with First Harley Category, and 2002 Main Street Celebration with Judge's Choice.