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Color scheme and decals are off the charts!
I second that.Color scheme and decals are off the charts!
Thanks. Graphic Design is my bread & butter and luckily I work in a sign/print shop.Color scheme and decals are off the charts!
Thank you, sir. That means a great deal to me as I’ve considered you and The Renaissance Man the masters of aesthetics and inspiration over my years here on RRB.This is gonna be a beauty!
Great balance of the paint and graphics. I especially like the red checkered stripe.
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A seat with a red checker accent would be da’ bomb finishing touch!This is gonna be a beauty!
Great balance of the paint and graphics. I especially like the red checkered stripe.
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Thank you! I saw that, too, on ebay. It would look cool but maybe not too comfortable for this old boy. Maybe just for photos, though?View attachment 239066
eBay item number:145026913597
I posted this because you said it and I looked. But I really like that seat you have as well.
I’m using that same seat in plain black, if you warm the cover up just a little bit you can stretch the rear corners off, then the whole cover comes off. I soaked my seat pan in wood bleach then put it back together but didn’t take any pictures. I’ve done it to a few of those seats it’s not difficultI picked up this cool Mesinger seat as it reminds me of the runway on an aircraft carrier. I thought it was black but it is blue ... Not sure if I'll use it or not. The bottom side was crusty but it's been soaking in evapo-rust and looks like it will come clean. I'd like to paint the metal ... anyone have luck or tips removing the vinyl cover from the frame?
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Thanks. I found a pot it would fit in and thought of heating it up on the stove in water? After looking at it on the bike though, I’m not going to use it. The blue kills it for me.I’m using that same seat in plain black, if you warm the cover up just a little bit you can stretch the rear corners off, then the whole cover comes off. I soaked my seat pan in wood bleach then put it back together but didn’t take any pictures. I’ve done it to a few of those seats it’s not difficult
Seat came apart quite easily with warmed water from the stove! Thanks for the tip. Any tips cleaning the wife's pan before she gets home ?I’m using that same seat in plain black, if you warm the cover up just a little bit you can stretch the rear corners off, then the whole cover comes off. I soaked my seat pan in wood bleach then put it back together but didn’t take any pictures. I’ve done it to a few of those seats it’s not difficult
Thanks, but I am just a proud Navy dadThis is coming together ether great! I’m shocked how many rat rodders have been in the navy. Thank you for your service. I am not military, but I work in telecommunications and the US Navy is my primary customer. So I work with the navy daily and get to visit Naval bases on a regular basis. Much respect.
So ... I have these two unfortunate holes in my front fender ... I should have thought this through before powder coating but here I am.
The easy way out would be to put some sort of torpedo light on there, but they're a little costly. A siren might be cool as well, but again somewhat costly .. Hood ornament? I do have this pewter F14 ...
I don't know ... I need ideas
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