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Old 04-02-2013, 09:36 PM
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I actually wanted to use the gray but ran out and the red was all I had.
I use grey bt didnt no if there was a reasoning behind the red
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Got around to some paint the other day. Turned out nice. I have one more front wheel to clean up then I can get it back on the ground.
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Looking good. Nice to see new yellow.

I hope I didn't see any yellow on the hydro pump. That thing should be un painted for max. cooling.
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Got to work on the 1250 this morning. Got the steering wheel off and opened the steering box. Wow!!! the last time this was open I'm guessing was probably the assembly line back in 1975. Gonna need new bearings. I just ordered the new motor mounts and going to do the engine mount mod soon so I can get the engine set in. Progress is slow but it's coming along. Thanks for all the nice comments. Mick.
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Thanks for the pics and update, Mick!
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