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Right now I need bars, fenders, chain guard, rims and hubs.

I agree with Bike from the Dead on determining painting/restoration. I have a 1964 Cycle Truck but it had been painted battleship gray by the time it came into my hands. So, it will get stripped and fully restored. I also have a 1967 Stingray I’ve owned since it was new. It was rode hard and...

Got it. Thank you.

What is an MBB and what is an OBB?

Trying to stay in date of manufacture and not go broke doing the restoration. Thanks.

It’s a stingray frame and parts except for the fenders.

You’ve got this. It’s not hard at all. Of course you’ll need a wheel truer or borrow a friends but it ain’t that hard. Time consuming and mind numbing, but not difficult.

Like axeman said, bending your sissy bar tubing will reduce the load it can handle. You’ll need to use thick wall tube to make sure that it will take the load. You won’t be able to use a stock sissy bar and have a safe ride. You will have to make it from scratch.

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