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Old 09-04-2013, 08:21 PM
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all that extra handle is is a threaded rod both ends same thread as the knob on the other handle the chrome was a sleeve you slid over the plain steel the chrome part has been nla have not checked on the other handle in a few years since I bought one 10 years ago
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Old 09-04-2013, 08:45 PM
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Nice score! Make the rod out of stainless and forget about it. Cheaper than finding one with poor chrome.
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I really like the help you guys give. If any of you have any questions on old British motorcycles or Oriental Carpets ask away...

I am really tempted to throw some gas in it and trying to start it but I think I will check everything before I do. (But darn, the temptation is really great)
That is a darn good idea! Drain and inspect the oil.

What a AWESOME-AWESOME QL! Good job! Has to be the deal of the year.
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That is what I'm gonna do. Get the knob from the source listed above and be done with it.
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Congrats on the dual stick 1450!
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Nice score on the 1450 and goodies!
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Great find I will give you 350.50 for it and drive up to get it then you wont have to work on it. I check CL weekly and never find cubs in fl.
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I think they dropped it at the wrong place i need another one! Just kidding , congrats on the score!
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Progress update..

Almost all is done. Still have to do tail lights, grill, new stick for dual hydro controls, remove and replace steering wheel and do dash and double check all controls and fittings under there. Got the decal set to put on.

Started right up and amazing how quiet it is when you fix all the rattles.

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very nice, looks like alot of work was done to it
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