I keep forgetting to post these, but as its snowing again this afternoon, I've had some time to sort through my files. Here are a few of the before and after photos of my last project. Enjoy !
My 1973 - The Before and the Afters
- oldjapanesebikes
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Re: My 1973 - The Before and the Afters
Wow, l thought my J was rough when l bought it but you beat me on that one ! No doubt lots of hours in the garage and loads of money spent, but the bike is a credit to you lan it looks fantastic. Well done mate and thanks for posting the pic`s Paul........
Re: My 1973 - The Before and the Afters
What a very very nice k and a superb job you have done it was a k i wanted but could not find one at the time of buying my A ,what would we talk about here in the uk apart from the weather .
All the best Steve
All the best Steve
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Superb job Ian and lovely paint scheme - really is lovely!
Just the seat trim to go back on :-)))
Cheers,
Mike
Just the seat trim to go back on :-)))
Cheers,
Mike
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Bugger me, a sensible reply from Mr C, that's a compliment Ian. ;-)
That IS one sweet bike though.
That IS one sweet bike though.
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Sometimes he forgets who he is!
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Thank you all for the kind words - appreciated !
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Re: My 1973 - The Before and the Afters
Very nice Ian a credit to you , the early bikes had the better paint schemes don't you think, cheers Mick.
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I love my A but I couldn't agree more, the K has gotta be the best paint of 'em all, I have a GT250 K, and that has a similar BIG white stripe going through the candy green, with red borders, class, who would have thought that lot would work.mick 63 wrote: the early bikes had the better paint schemes don't you think, cheers Mick.
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I agree - the K's were I think, the nicest, but the J's were also good - much like didge, I have a soft spot for the 'man-genta' colour used on the '72 J My own J was originally the gold 'yellow ochre' colour, so I plan to redo it as per original. Might be ready for next spring !mick 63 wrote: the early bikes had the better paint schemes don't you think