From:Perry Ruiter
E-Mail:<perry @ ruiter.ca>
Subject:RE: Hendersons-Those Elegant Machines
Response to:867
Date:Sun Jan 23 02:25:37 2005
  Girard - if you were expecting Schultz's book to be a 
wealth of information to help with your De Luxe projects
I think you'd be sorely disappointed in it.  It's primarily
a treatise on the Detroit built bikes, with each year of 
production garnering it's own chapter.  The De Luxe and KJ, 
ho produced for nearly a decade combined, are not covered 
in any great detail and a single chapter covers them both.
Each warrants a couple pages of written text and a half 
dozen or so pages of reproduced pictures from brochures or 
period magazines.  That's it.
  If you're a die hard Henderson fan, Schultz's book is a 
must have.  But for detailed De Luxe (and KJ) information 
you need to look elsewhere ... Perry

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Someone out there must be sick and tired of reading
their copy of Richard Schultz's book for the millionth
time ?? Or maybe you have 2 or 3 copies you are hoarding
for reasons you have now forgotten ??
Anyway, I have called Mr. Schultz, have scoured all of
the internet, and have even come accross the copy
being sold for $178.00 in Stillwater, Minnesota.  This book
is really and truly sold out and out of print.  Does
anyone have a lead on where I might score one of these
Henderson Unobtainiums ??  I am willing to pay a price that
is fitting for such a rare and sought-after book.
Meanwhile, I am still looking for anything and everything
Deluxe: I basically have 2 fairly complete motors, a '22
and a '25.  
Would be interested in anything being offered for sale to
aid
in this gigantic set of parallel projects.
Thank You Very Much,
Sincerely, 
Girard Fox