Vintage Cushman Scooters
March 19, 2009 by RV Today Archive ·
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We all have seen what people have stored in their toy box when they travel, but Buster Tankersly takes with him his Cushman vintage collection. Buster shows Stew Oleson his collection of Cushman vehicles and talks about how effective his RV is in towing his automobiles when he hits the open road.
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A very enjoyable three minutes. Stew has that love of RVing that always comes through in these posts
AS I’M ON DISABILITY I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ONE OF THOSE TO GET DOWN TO THE LAKE WHEN CAMPING,AND AROUND MY HOME TOWN OF OSCEOLA,IOWA.LOOKS LIKE GREAT FUN,ALSO DO YOU NEED A SPECIAL LICSENSE TO RIDE AS A MOTORCYCLE ??
Remember them well. had an Eagle in 1962. I’m sure that tyhey are few and far between to find. Good luck in your searches and hope that you receive great enjoyment. Gary
Yes, I remember the Cushman scooters from many years ago. They were perhaps somewhat more popular that the more motorcycle looking Mustang cycle that I owned one of during my high school days; but enjoyed their height of popularity during the same time period.
Yes, I have so many fond memories on the bright orange Cushman Eagle that my Dad bought me when I was 14. I was the only girl in town riding a “motorcycle” and loved every minute of it!!! Wish I had one today to haul on the back of my RV.
What fond memories this brings. I could never afford a Cushman motor scooter when I was a young lad in the mid to late 1940’s. It would make me so happy when my friend would let me take his scooter to my home and keep it a couple of days. Those were the good old days.
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