Reply to "VS Sportster info"

Jack CrosbyHot Springs, AR, VS RabyTypeIV

I'm not so sure when VS stopped using that curly wire---maybe they never did stop.

I know that Roland Rascon built the Vintage engines for some stretch of time. Roland is a famous builder in SOCAL with a good reputation and can likely be located in that area to ask him directly.

I can't confirm it but I read on here that Vintage used to write the engine size for each engine on the fan shroud --on the side of the shroud facing the front of the car. Use a mirror and see if you can see that number. It won't tell you the builder but at least it will tell you the engine size.

Last, I understand that the employees who were formerly working for Kirk Duncan at Vintage in Hawaiian Gardens are mostly all still there with the man who moved his business into the VS facility. One of these guys might be able to answer some of your questions.

Good luck with your quest!

9/11/186:51 PM

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