So these are the colors I need to work with to match it to my car.
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So these are the colors I need to work with to match it to my car.
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I was able to find a house of colors purple candy that was almost a perfect match. I gave the sprocket I polished a little color in the windows to make it pop. image.jpegimage.jpeg
The color actually dose match, but my lighting wasn't the best for the pic today.
Last edited by my89notchback; 08-30-2016 at 03:26 PM.
why are you painting & instead of Powder Coating the frame?????
Originally Posted by derbydad276
To match the car colors above.
Bad ass!! Keep it up! Seeing this makes me want to dig my minibikes out of the shed. Maybe this winter....
I used to be 'with it'. Then they changed what 'it' was. Now what I'm 'with' isn't 'it', and what's 'it' seems weird and scary to me.......
1948 Dodge B1 pickup
Got the exhaust pipe back from JetCoat
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Sent the rear bearing cases in to be chromed and finished the front spindle assemblies. IMG_5491.JPG
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Got it started and let it run for the first time today. Than I did something stupid and grabbed the exhaust pipe to move it!!! Dumb ass!! At least I had the right shirt on for it. Now I'm sitting here with silver oxide cream all over my hand.
Ouch
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Was going thru some old pictures and found these pics of my Rat Fink Racer I built. The torn off side steps turned out really great. Hard to see, but I had ping pong balls painted up like eyeballs in the front foot pegs, the pipe was from an old motorcycle, and the velocity stacks had the injector lines and a fake distribution block. It was hard to ride with the ape hanger handle bars though. The frame was powder coated green with red metal flake.
Last edited by my89notchback; 11-12-2016 at 08:00 PM.
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