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Mine's also a '72, and was all original including dry-rotted tractor tires. I put a new rear tire on it, new chain, 42t chainring, and last but not least a front hubmotor kit! In the interest of no permanent mods I left off the front fender because it would have required modification to make it...

Since you're using a Jeep door, I think it calls for a fat knobby on the front.

I just checked out your gallery. You have some cool bikes! 👍 I think this one is my fave: https://ratrodbikes.com/forum/threads/deormans-gallery.104059/post-1053587

I'm pretty far out of town and can ride on back roads with little traffic, if I choose the right times. I also transport my bikes to good areas to ride. For example, I rode at Goose Pond last weekend. I'm not a fan of the kind of road bikes you're talking about, and you certainly won't catch me...

Hello Angie; I'm in the Huntsville area too.

Rode this one a bit today.

I've been to that BLM range a few times.

Reminds me of the joke about a guy wandering across the desert while carrying a car door. When asked about the door, he said if he got hot he could roll down the window.

Thanks! That's an awesome thread.

Getting it a bit more rat-ified! :wink1: Different stem and bars, de-stickered and some Rustoleum red primer. Not sure what direction I'm gonna go paint-wise, but here it is for right now. I've always liked the look of plain old red primer, having grown up around quite a few hot rods that were...

That looks like a Jeep truck or Wagoneer door.

My kinda build! And all of the possible directions you listed sound good.

I've heard the best way to prepare carp is to broil it on an oak board, then throw away the carp and eat the board. :rofl:

I meant to post that on a different forum that I had open in another tab. Oh well; it's here now!

I had a '74 back in the early '80s. Mine didn't have the engine cover vents. I think maybe that was a mid-year change.

Thanks Captain!

'75?