Love it!
Luke.
Luke.
The Huffman, Final photos went a little pic crazy
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iam diggin that black patina , weathered chrome and little blue accents , this build is shaping up nicely !!
WOW! That is one gorgeous rat!
Bravo.
Bravo.
iam diggin that black patina , weathered chrome and little blue accents , this build is shaping up nicely !!
It's actually navy blue, I'll be getting some better photos up soon.
Thanks, KingFish.
humm ohh my eyes/brain must of thought it was the sky reflection the whole time
Well here she is in all her glory, there's still some things that aren't done yet like recovering the seat, and moding the rear light I have so it will fit the fender. And there's always fitment and adjusting to be done.
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Man, what a beautiful bike! Great photos, too. Nice job!
Nicely done! Looks fantastic....
Sweet build!! It can hang out in my shop anytime!!
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Looking good!!!
Fantastico!
Very kool job on the bike so far. I really like the top of the light. Looks like a tiger( in a good way)
Great work and great photos, lots of detail...
Luke.
Luke.
Scribble you've nailed this build! I say put the bike up next to an open spot in that weathered cedar fence and you'll make all your highlights stand out even more. That patina paint up against that aged wood = winner photo!
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Very nice!
Final pics, this has been one awesome build I'm really happy with it and I hope you guys like it as much as I do.
This is a 1930's Ford tail light that I modified to fit the rear fender.
I also had to switch out seats for this beautiful 1930's long spring saddle, the other seat had some fitment problems.
This is a 1930's Ford tail light that I modified to fit the rear fender.
I also had to switch out seats for this beautiful 1930's long spring saddle, the other seat had some fitment problems.
Super job!
My fave photo is the close up against the barn wood and the dried grasses, with just a splash of green.
My fave photo is the close up against the barn wood and the dried grasses, with just a splash of green.
