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1960 Barton Hose III New Jersey to Argentina - 1-Page Vintage Motorcycle Article

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    1960 Barton Hose III New Jersey to Argentina - 1-Page Vintage Motorcycle Article
    Original, vintage magazine article
    Page Size: Approx 8" x 11" (21 cm x 28 cm)
    Condition: Good
    NEW JERSEY TO ARGENTINA—Barton Hose 111
    is shown just before he took off from New
    Jersey Triumph dealer Hank Slegers' shop for
    Argentina. Postcards have been received en
    route from Victoria, Texas; Mexico City, Mexi-
    co; and San Jose, Costa Rica—but there an
    earthquake stopped Barton temporarily. When
    last heard from both rider and Triumph Club
    were doing well.
    Also on page:  James Pilcher "Beats The Odds" in Winning Honda Super Cub
    "It's more surprising than finding a needle
    in a haystack” grinned young James Pilcher
    of North Hollywood, Calif., as he took de-
    livery of a new Honda Super Cub, Grand
    Prize in recent House and Garden Show
    drawing held at Los Angeles. “It’s the first
    time in my life I’ve won anything.”
    American Honda Motor Co. Inc., sole
    motorcycle exhibitor at the well-attended 8th
    annual House and Garden "Do-It-Yourself”
    Show at the Great Western Exhibit Bldg.,
    highlighted their "economy in transportation”
    theme with a registration drawing for a
    Honda CA-100 Super Cub.
    Hundreds of visitors filled the Honda Reg-
    istration Box with their entries and the grand
    drawing was held by show officials on the
    final day.
    No more surprised than winner Pilcher
    was Larry Conners, North Hollywood Honda
    dealer, who mentioned that on several occa-
    sions prior to the show. Pilcher had visited
    his shop, admired the Hondas, and expressed
    a desire to own one.
    Accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Wini-
    fred Pilcher, James picked up the keys and
    was presented his brand-new Super Cub. A
    10,000-to-one shot had paid off for young
    Pilcher, and of all the thousands of entries,
    his was the only one from North Hollywood.
    He had really made a worthwhile cross-town
    trip to enter his name in the contest.
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