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Living room lost a lot of character, brought the 45 to Jason's, stay tuned for the fun and games.
Work in Progress Photos
Cool to follow builds from scratch to finish. Check these now. Shovel from jackrindow.exblog.jp, saw post on bubble visor blog and Alberto's blog that reminded me of this one. Second is of course the Born Free 3 $25 Knuck that Kiyo is working on.
Friday Closeup
Jason's pan.
JPRC - Wide Springer
Handmade goodness, Jason sent me these photos and short note, "wide springer I made going on a 50 Pan with 16 firestones". I grabbed the last photo that Dutra Customs posted of the bike. Looking good. Real tight fit on the frontend, and nice shirt!
Pics on the wall
At home in the garage . . . then way up high at Jason's. You gotta love the primary side view of his pan, pic from last year while the bike was on the lift.
Jason - Cars
Again, I always forgot Jason works on cars primarily or really anything mechanical with wheels. Here he is, I found the first shot interesting, looks like he's up to no good but he's just getting ready to get passionate about what he does!
Born Free - great time
Seeing all the posts in blogland for Born Free 3 makes me think of last year. What a great time. Where are you going to see Max pull in on his blue knuck, have a chance to bounce a few questions off him and then see him leave on his 4Q knuck later in the day? Good time soaking it all in and taking photos. Hoping to get out there again, not sure if it will happen this year.
Weesner 45 - Blue Teardrop
Keith Weesner's work is cool, check out his 45 chop, Blue Teardrop.
Couldn't resist - Hand shifter pins from MagnetoZoo
Nice to open the mail and find this stuff from MagnetoZoo. Planning on tank shift for my 45 project so it was fitting to grab a pin. They are nice, and so is the MagnetoZoo blog, check it out.
Inspiration - Vintage Pics
I've been looking at a lot of vintage racer pics lately. Really liking the vibe. I downloaded lots from all over the web. These were probably from JJ's thread of vintage pics or the Motorcycle Hall of Fame site. So much too look at. I'd love to capture the spirit in my build, of course with my own touches added.
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