After I saw your original question (how smooth or rough are the original eyelets on the ends of the fork) I studied mine more closely, but observed that the attaching bolt/washer combination covered almost all of the end pieces.  But what was showing was sorta smooth. But far more visible are the cast? forged? rockers.  They looked rough.  Tom

Thanks for the welcome.  I had been a long-time admirer of the "looK" of the Servi-Cycle.  My brothers and I rebuilt one when we were teenagers (many, many years ago).  After I retired, I had the time to play, so I found a frame (no fork) on eBay, then I located a fork.  Since I had been building motorized bicycles, I had a few Worksman wheels and a couple of engines lying around.  I chose to go with a more modern engine, so I am installing a Honda-clone (4-speed, electric start).  I will try to attach a photo of the frame as I received it, then a rolling chassis on the Worksman wheels, then with the engine installed.

Being from Alabama, I'm not too far from Wayne Mahaffey and have been to his place several times.