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01-06-2015, 08:58 PM
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crossing crown; sorry, i did not see your post....i broke off the plastic knob on the fuel shutoff and threaded the end of the plunger stud...then i took an old drain stem (the piece off of a sink that opens and closes the drain) and threaded that also, then joined the 2 with a coupling nut...basically it added an extra 2" or so and had a chrome knob...the lights sit on a "shelf" made from .125"x4" stainless that is sandwiched between the hinge for the upper grille assembly and the lower cast housing..the pot metal muffler box is gone and a stainless .25"x1" brace holds the can..much sturdier....and thank you much for the compliments!!!
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01-06-2015, 09:11 PM
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and here is the FINAL TOUCH!!! thank you to olds455 for finally finding me this tag that ive been harping about...cleaned it up with some steel wool, a toothpick and black paint and then multiple coats of clear...(long story about an outsourced sandblasting job that ruined the original
 ) i had to do a spray patch on the yellow which i couldnt believe came out alright considering i shot the frame almost a year ago, and the fact its 1° degree out..thankyou heatlamps...anyways,i put it on with some brass rivets, and even though it was an early '75 the tag is from '77...goes with the 1" spindles i guess....anyways, enough of my rambling, thank you all very much, it was and is alot of fun....included a couple pics of how i found her too, and i do have a bunch of the "process", the grit, the grime, if anyone is interested.....
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