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rwgibbon
Master Registered Bridgestone Member   OfflinePosts: 578 1968 BS 350 GTR 
| July 06, 2012, 07:58:03 AM Mike, You sound like Larry Young. If the tank was better I would probably do as you suggest. But with the chrome on the tank so far gone I will have to have it done. Once I do that it means I'll be doing alot more. |
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Mike Anderson
Master Registered Bridgestone Member OfflinePosts: 859
| July 06, 2012, 06:08:36 AM Hi Randy, Is it close enough to just clean and leave in unrestored condition? It looks about like mine, setting on same lift even. I am going to just try cleaning all my parts, a little polish and leave it go at that. They are only original once. Just a thought. Thanks Mike |
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rwgibbon
Master Registered Bridgestone Member OfflinePosts: 578 1968 BS 350 GTR
| July 05, 2012, 09:37:56 PM I have had it for a little over a year. I've been restoring a 1969 TR25W Triumph. It is almost completed. So I can begin the 350. I try to do one bike a year. |
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moonpup
Laidback Purist Master Registered Bridgestone Member OfflinePosts: 2268
| July 05, 2012, 09:21:07 PM Randy.... Great to see another GTO headed for restoration. Is that a recent acquisition? |
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rwgibbon
Master Registered Bridgestone Member OfflinePosts: 578 1968 BS 350 GTR
| July 05, 2012, 09:12:11 PM Thanks Gene. I even have the tool box. Randy |
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Mopar5426
Expert Registered Bridgestone Member OfflinePosts: 324
| July 05, 2012, 08:51:52 PM Hey Randy GTO Looks Complete They Are The Nicest Looking Bridgestone Ever In My Openion Looking Forward To Your Progress GENE |
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