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Re: Frightliner-sandman

Wet sanded the body and parts to 600... nice and smooth a fill or two left.
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Modified the bearings, races and nuts on a alloy wheel with parts from a vintage wheel I had laying about, brought it down from 100mm to 90mm, which was a real pain in the rear for sure but now it will fit on the fork like a glove, it rolls smoothly, cant ask for more that that...
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Wet sand, clear coat, repeat X10 and the fabricated parts are looking good... to bad I have more of the planed.
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By the way beer helps in the lubrication of the wet sanding (if your over 21 and have a dedicated driver that is)
 
Re: Frightliner-sandman

Glad to be heard and honoured to be taken into account.
Your´s and Kota´s are the bikes I would love to own.
Keep up the good work!
 
Re: Frightliner-sandman

Here are my color studies for this project, at this point I'm digging E, H and B... Input is welcome!
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Re: Frightliner-Can't decide which color

G or H. the single colors look really good. well then again it would look good in primer. hahaha
 
Re: Frightliner-Can't decide which color

I like E 8)

But they all look Great! :mrgreen:

This bike is Dead On Cool! :mrgreen:

I would be proud of this bike in any color combo!
 
Re: Frightliner-Can't decide which color

So it looks like H is what we are going with, that's also the favorite in this house... Some flake should help it pop... Anyhow it's vacation time so see ya next week, thanks for all the support and positive remarks!
 
Re: Frightliner- On vacation

imagearchy said:
are you going to machine finish your flat panels like your ((88 avatar))?

I thought about doing it but I think that it is to streamline retro, I want this piece to be more space-age. Plus it would tame me a week :D
 
Re: Frightliner- On vacation

so high tech wow i am impressed. i like h. but i use what ever rattle can i got sitting on my shelf that still sprays
 
Re: Frightliner- On vacation

While I was away on a short camping trip I was wondering what else can I do to make this build different and I wanted to replace the rear tail light with something more fitting, my son Matthew said we should put a jet engine on it... so we are putting a jet engine on it. Its a Dyna-jet made in the early 60's so its the same age as the bike. More to come...
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