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not sure if this has been shared before- worth watching.

Well done video, and the guy knows his stuff.

(09-09-2019, 12:55 AM)Joash_imp Wrote: [ -> ]not sure if this has been shared before- worth watching.

Was unable to watch in full screen, but can here


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MPCcx6Q3AQ

Very cool.

Two things: I want the magic box that will let me complete a motorcycle restoration in that amount of time. And, I wish that any time I put that much effort into restoring a bike, that it would have been on something that would eventually be worth it.

(09-09-2019, 02:11 AM)Gone in 60_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Two things: I want the magic box that will let me complete a motorcycle restoration in that amount of time. And, I wish that any time I put that much effort into restoring a bike, that it would have been on something that would eventually be worth it.

"Tea, Earl Grey, hot."

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Marvelous restoration record.

incredible really

Utterly fantastic! Although he did leave off a little screw at the 3:13 mark.

In his words:
"The cost to restore a bike like this really depends on how much you can do yourself. I was going for a show-level restoration and I am able to do almost all of the work myself (not metal plating or machine work). Depending on the condition of the bike being restored, I would say a restoration like this costs between $10k to $25k. Not including labor "

....The only thing Id be good for in the entire project is opening the garage doors, (and maybe posing on it) at the very end..