Subject: '69 Ambo restoration
Author: John Prusnek
Date: Jan 26, 2003, 4:55 AM
Post ID: 1711807036
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John, I need to do that with my Eldo Resto project....take pics as I go along. I noticed in the "disassembled" (2 of 16) pic the instument nacelle was nice and shiny. Didn't come that way did it? :-) First thing I did when I came home with the Eldo was polish the instrument nacelle. |
I think that's the first thing everybody does. That and the rocker
covers 'cause they come off so easy. The last thing is usually the
Borrani rims. After doing a couple of these bikes you have to learn to
polish aluminum, I've got a buffing wheel, felt bobs, and use several
rouges and potions. I don't think there was one shiny thing on the bike
when I got it.
| And what about pic 4 of 16. Is that some kind of "Loop body armour" behind the pic of those painted tool boxes or did you want to include your garage ghost in the pic? |
tool to strike deeply and turn true. Amen. In a past life I used to make
plaster casts of people's faces and various body parts. Very interesting
work, if you can get it.
John Prusnek
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