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  • #31
    Outstanding Ron, its amazing how far you've come already !

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    • #32
      Check this out....... Been trying to figure out how to support the frame for paint prep and spraying. Well, last year I made one of these:



      I got to looking at it and figured I could slide the upper pipe right through the frame and just hang it! Worked excellent!

      Ron
      MSgt, USMC (Retired)

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      • #33
        Now that is ingenuity at it's best!!

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        • #34
          Originally posted by ZukiFred
          Now that is ingenuity at it's best!!
          when i did mine i just laid carboard all around it... and took it a side at a time...
          Anyone know how to get the ignition system of a 1992 Katana 600 Engine to run independantly.

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          • #35
            lookin good...you're moving along!
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            2000 Katana 750
            K&N Filter and Jet Kit
            Yoshi Slip-on
            Katana Tank Bra
            Polished bar ends
            100W Zenon Headlight

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            • #36
              whats that under the tarp?

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              • #37
                Originally posted by katana bob
                whats that under the tarp?
                Judging by the front end, muscle car? I'm curious too
                -Steve


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                • #38
                  That, ladies, is the original MEANSTRK. My 1970 Camaro. My forum handle was taken from my personalized plate.

                  Unfortunately, I have barely touched that car in about 7 years and it needs some TLC. She will crank up and run, but the tranny seals are shot and she has pissed out many of her vital fluids. She falls in the same category as the Katana (The 91 katana that is) and will never be sold.
                  Ron
                  MSgt, USMC (Retired)

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                  • #39
                    awsome progress! shame they had to paint the frame with that nasty crap though. it'll be a sweet classic when finished. git er done

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                    • #40
                      Currently, the frame is painted and yesterday I started putting a couple things back together. I did not take any pics, but it's comming along. I am kind of being held up a little waiting for some parts, but I am also doing other things while waiting. Took the guages off the fairing stay and prepped and painted the fairing stay. This will be the plan for the next few days. I have a whole plethora of things that just need to be prepped and painted in anticipation of reassembly.

                      Parts on the way?
                      Entire ignition, gas cap, and seat lock set.
                      Rear shock from a 750. Also have a Bandit shock ready should I decide to use that instead.
                      Forks.
                      Upper triple clamp/clip on's.
                      Carbs.

                      The good news really is that nothing is missing with the exception of that tag light cover. I may already have it sold once I get it back together and may not even have to paint the plastics due to this guy wanting it as a first bike and sees no sense in painting it when it may get dropped. Sure, I'll get $500 less that way, but will save $250 in paint along with the time saved.
                      Ron
                      MSgt, USMC (Retired)

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                      • #41
                        How much are you going to sell it for?Just wondering because I might be interested

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                        • #42
                          Just for you........

                          ONE MILLION DOLLARS............

                          Muahahahahahahaha!

                          You got me into this mess
                          Ron
                          MSgt, USMC (Retired)

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                          • #43
                            i had a feeling that was going to be the answer

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                            • #44
                              Seriously, I'll be looking at getting around $2K for it unpainted. If I paint, do new decals, new seat covers, and new wind screen, probably about $2800.
                              Ron
                              MSgt, USMC (Retired)

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                              • #45
                                Cool.
                                I might actually be interested! I wouldnt mind finishing up paint and odds and ends myself. If your other buyer doesnt come through please drop me a note:

                                [email protected]

                                That would be kinda funny if i did end up buying this bike in the end though...

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