The other one is a masterpiece compared to this one. hahahahahahaA single bullet in the head will fix it![]()
T329- just say your earlier post!!- Good find--(I hope)I hope you didn't pay anything for that!!!:rtfm
It's not as bad as it looks. Just the bodywork is Ratty.T329- just say your earlier post!!- Good find--(I hope)
You should do a proper write up when you tackle this, with step by step photos and explanationsIt's not as bad as it looks. Just the bodywork is Ratty.
It just needs a carb service and the gas tank restored to get running.
I'm planning on it.You should do a proper write up when you tackle this, with step by step photos and explanations
really? couldnt find anything on the planet better then a big ass cotter pin and bondo for support. guess its called DPO for a reason :banghead good luck with it, anything can be fixedThis thing has some of the Rattiest bodywork I've ever seen up close. hahahahahahahaha Everything from Poor Fiber Glass repair to cut fairings and bolts missing.
Lubed up every key hole and stripped her naked.
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lol. This bike deserves better. At least the tires are new. lolreally? couldnt find anything on the planet better then a big ass cotter pin and bondo for support. guess its called DPO for a reason :banghead good luck with it, anything can be fixed
I'm not sure what will fit between models but shoot me a PM of what you have.I have some parts laying around for a 94+ ZX7...subframe, mirrors, etc. if your interested? Email: [email protected]
I used to have some stuff that came as a kit. First was a mild acid that cleaned the inside of the tank, second was a sealer that filled in any pinholes and coated the inside of the tank. Wish I could remember the name of it. It wasn't very expensive, maybe $30. Probably an auto restoration site would have something similar.It just needs a carb service and the gas tank restored to get running.
Would that happen to be Zep-A-Lume?I used to have some stuff that came as a kit. First was a mild acid that cleaned the inside of the tank, second was a sealer that filled in any pinholes and coated the inside of the tank. Wish I could remember the name of it. It wasn't very expensive, maybe $30. Probably an auto restoration site would have something similar.
I will be curious what the engine oil looks like, tapioca pudding?
Airbox is straight. I was standing at an angle when I tried to get the overhead pic.I've seen lots of jury rigging in my life but that tail unit repair using a large cotter pin reminded me of my days working on a farm when "that will do" was the principle people lived by.
Is it just me or is the airbox really off-center?![]()