Been working on making bracketry and stuff for a couple of months. I'm pleased and ready to disassemble to replace tack welds with the real deal.If you
have any questions or comments let me know. The3 kickstand is aqn old Ford wrench I paid 6 bucks for at a flea market.
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foreward controls and kickstand |
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Posts: 1111 (02/07/08 6:31 PM) Senior Member |
Looking good, I have to say the chop you brought to the Bash is one of the cleanest and sharpest I've ever seen, such detail!!!!
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Posts: 540 (02/07/08 6:47 PM) |
Nice work, what's the info on that master cylinder?
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Posts: 1176 (02/07/08 8:49 PM) |
Holy Chit! Glad to see you around Ward!
Ward's attention to detail is unparalleled to say the least. Took a spin with him in the "Pink Truck" to pick up the engine that will be going into the Tigman/Springer projet. Ooops, sorry, I meant Brandywine, and the truck is a blast.  78 K model with only 7K miles on it!
The forward mounts are slick, and sturdy too. Call you tomorrow bud.
It was Honda first, all through the middle, and if I have my way, till the end as well.
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Posts: 73 (02/08/08 4:40 AM) |
Kick ass kick stand.
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Posts: 70 (02/08/08 6:42 PM) |
Houndog750, you were right, it is a "pink" truck, actually the paint is Teaberry, off a 71 Lincoln Continental. And it is not an old Mary Kay truck
either!!! LOL
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