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Need I say more

1938 Auto-Glide

Cushman package car at Calif Cushman Club Anderson CA 2010

1945 Cushman Package Kar at the National Cushman Meet

Unrestored 1938 Auto Glide

1939 Auto Glide with Karry Pak

at Dennis Carpenter's Museum Charlotte, NC 2009 

1940 Cushman model 12

by Dick DeBuse

1944 Airborne with Military Trailer

Model 53A Airborne

1945 Airborne

Ron Dows Gold Eagle

For the man who has everything

Here is a 1965 Cushman Silver Eagle Std. with 305 miles. I'm the second owner since new. Original owners who where local farmers  in this area bought it for there son. After riding it the  parents found out the Sons allergies got even worse. They simply parked it in the hay meow and left it there till  I came along. The owner bought it from his brother who owned the Cushman dealership in our town. The last words spoken to me from the owner was how much he loved that scooter. What I failed to tell him was then why did you leave a scooter you loved so much in the barn. All in all it looks worse than it really is. Dave Bagne Hutchinson, Minn.

A nice 1948 Cushman model 52 

Here's a before and after shot of my 1954 Cushman Eagle,

Purchased a couple of years ago in pretty bad shape. 

Needed a lot of welding and a complete engine and frame re-build. 

All work by myself other than chrome and upholstery.

Restored by George Stratton

1952 Road king W/Sidecar

1952 Model 765 Eagle

1954 Eagle with sidecar

1963 Silver Eagle

1950 Model 710 Series 61 Highlander

1959 Highlander

Model 54

The first picture is my 1947 Cushman model 52.  Because it is a late '47, it has the barrel springs.  The engine is a 4hp two-piece block Husky.  Behind it, it you see my 1963 Cushman Super Silver Eagle.  It is Unrestored and very close to original.  The engine is the aluminum OMC 9hp. The yellow and charcoal 1961 Cushman Highlander has a 5hp Husky. The red scooter with the wind splitter on the fork is an Allstate DeLuxe model 811.40 with a 4hp Husky.  Cushman built this model which was sold by Sears and was never called a Cushman.  As far as I know, Cushman was the only American company that ever built Allstate scooters.  All other Allstates were from Europe.  I call my Allstate a 1953, but it was built from a '53 and a '54 combined. I have 12 scooters, but only seven are Cushman's. The rest are Japanese or Italian.

Howard Murrill  (CCOA 4333) Lenoir City, Tennessee