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Old 08-20-2014, 06:17 AM
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WOW! Man that is the nicest looking 149 I've ever seen. Make's my 149 look like a junk yard dog. POTW.
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Nice job on the 149! Looks like you could eat off the hood. Heck, you could eat off the top of the hydro! Nice job!!
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That's better than AWSOME, I'd have that baby sitting in my living room with new bed sheets to cover it.
LOL, that comment made me laugh.

Great looking restoration!!!!
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Wow! Shwing!!! My god that is nice.
I agree wow nice!!!! Did you make the fancy knob for Hydraulic lift lever??? Nice job!
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You did a great job! Lots of hard work--and it shows!! I like the custom accessories and the tires. Really awesome!
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Got the hydraulic lever knob on eBay. Description is: "Universal Chrome Polished Aluminum Grip Shift Gear Knob Manual Transmission M/T" Got it for $10, shipping included.
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That really does look great! Where did you get that silver grip for the end of that handle? I also thing the shinny coil is a nice touch
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Got the hydraulic lever knob on eBay. Description is: "Universal Chrome Polished Aluminum Grip Shift Gear Knob Manual Transmission M/T" Got it for $10, shipping included.
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Got the hydraulic lever knob on eBay. Description is: "Universal Chrome Polished Aluminum Grip Shift Gear Knob Manual Transmission M/T" Got it for $10, shipping included.
Man this build helped you and us all at the same time! Grip shift and rear lights need to be ordered Thank you for the great build and sharing with us all!!
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