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Welcome, let me know what Terraplane info you need, usually I can direct you in the right direction. And thanks Brian!

Yes you are correct, that is how the saddlebag locks work. And your trunk is in the right place.

Because the bags need to be forward and higher as in this picture.

I found that small rubber hair bands that my daughter has works great for holding the covers!

GL frames can sometimes be modified by just some simple bending. I had a set of the and got them to fit on my Hondamatic 450.

After you get one, your gonna have to learn to ride all over again.

Try your local hardware store then.

Not a problem, but may I suggest instead of sandblasting and removing the body, try removing the stickers with Goo-gone or goof-off. And another hint: You can replace the original place with one off a Vetter fairing turn signal. Here is an example of one I used to replace the missing one on a...

Here are 2 pictures of how the sidecar is mounted, notice they do not have a saddlebag on the right side. Here are some pictures of mine with saddle bag attached. It is a very tight fit and the sidecar rubs on the bag.

Nice job!

Trial and error. I wonder if these are the same engineers that design car parts too? They are specific for only one year and one model.

It's the year of the Terraplane! AV are you gonna be the only one without one? Remember there is only a limited supply. Get them before there're gone, you know you want one. Resistance is futile!

AV, did you notice the Windjammer V with the square headlight on the fourth picture down?

I have Cycle Sound and several Vetter Sound and they fit different in each fairing, WJss, WJ4, and the WJ5.

I like It!

Don't do it Larry... Resist!

The well nuts (expanding thingy) can be purchased at Menards.

Pretty soon everyone will want to own a Terraplane.

The seat cost me $400 to recover. But it is a near perfect replica of the original! And the tonneau was $200. Well worth the price I paid.

Let me look... Nope.