WANTED Roadmaster Luxury Liner parts

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Just picked up a '53 Roadmaster Luxury Liner, AMF built. Missing the tank and headlight

Anyone holding an original condition tank and headlight? I don't want anything too nice, chrome and paint can be kind of beat. Bike is maybe a 5 or 6 out of 10 on condition. First 2 pics are ones I found over on the CABE for reference, last 2 are of my bike.

Updated July: found a rack and sprocket, still searching for the tank and headlight.

Would also be interested in some replacement torrington blocks for the pedals

 

[MattiThundrrr]

Just picked up a '53 Roadmaster Luxury Liner, AMF built.

Congrats. I've been dreaming of those for a while. One of my absolute favourite classics

 

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Congrats. I've been dreaming of those for a while. One of my absolute favourite classics
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Thanks, definitely a holy grail bike for me too. Spent the past couple weeks polishing it piece by piece, couple hours a night. Shined up pretty well

 

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Bump, still looking for a tank and headlight, who's holding?

 

[JA331]

ebay is your best bet. That’s where I found mine.

 

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Ive been keeping my eye on the ol fleabay, but no luck with original condition parts. Most of what's on there is off the anniversary model luxury liners, which are a little bit different and too nice condition for my bike. It would look very out of place to me to have minty shiny parts on an original, patina'd bike

 

[Da Gas Man]

Often times the CABE website has parts like these for sale.
Worth a look... frequently. There is a Wanted section there
too, but I haven't been so lucky with any replies on my short
list of "I really need this size seat post clamp" and stuff like
that. But I'm in it for the adventure. I once waited a year and
a half for the absolute correct front fender. Totally worth the
journey. It's not the kill, it's the thrill of the chase.

 

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Often times the CABE website has parts like these for sale.
Worth a look... frequently. There is a Wanted section there
too, but I haven't been so lucky with any replies on my short
list of "I really need this size seat post clamp" and stuff like
that. But I'm in it for the adventure. I once waited a year and
a half for the absolute correct front fender. Totally worth the
journey. It's not the kill, it's the thrill of the chase.

I'll have to check out that forum, thanks. I also agree, the thrill of the chase is the best part