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perils of chroming .....

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MartyC:
Hardly the perils of chroming more like "steer clear of cowboys"  :LolLolLolLol:.  An easily avoidable incident to my mind, if the chromer was any good it would never have happened.  That said, good resto  :daumenhoch:

JT71:
am I the only one that's more impressed by their pad than their bike?


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sawzall:
fantastic bit of resto there :daumenhoch:

V.D.C 84:

--- Quote from: JT71 on October 10, 2008, 04:35 PM ---am I the only one that's more impressed by their pad than their bike?


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Pool Party cool

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ron burgundy:
Now this is the part of restoring I can't get into. Yes, It's an awesome job, but it's not really a resto is it...

Remember Trigger and his broom...

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=pbha4XclSMU

It's not the same broom and it not an original frame...

 ;)

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