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  • KNUCK
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    Saw Chip at the Mecum Vegas motorcycle auction with Mike Wolf, didn't realize he was into bikes.

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  • dariomotorco
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    Originally posted by badger34
    Your assistance is coming from Chip Foose?
    Chip helped me form that forward patch and offered plenty of helpful advice on working sheetmetal. I am so thankful for the help and experience. This project has certainly been an adventure.

    Last edited by dariomotorco; 04-11-2023, 09:47 AM.

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  • dariomotorco
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    Originally posted by PaulCDF View Post
    Nice; that is some fine accurate cutting to make then close that access hole. How was that done?
    Thanks for sharing.
    Not so much an access hole as it was actually very badly rusted in that area. The hole was created by removing badly rusted metal with the intentions of patching with new metal. But by the time we removed the thin spot, it actually worked out perfectly for me to access and fill some holes from the inside!


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  • gharper
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    Outstanding work! It's great to see someone truly restoring something so rare, and badly decayed..... Anxious to see more progress!

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  • PaulCDF
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    Nice; that is some fine accurate cutting to make then close that access hole. How was that done?
    Thanks for sharing.

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  • dariomotorco
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    About ready for brazing.

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  • dariomotorco
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    ..With some very welcome assistance and direction on sheet metal patching.
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    Last edited by dariomotorco; 04-10-2023, 12:17 AM.

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  • dariomotorco
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    Some updates on the Pierce Project…metal repair work is nearly complete!

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    Last edited by dariomotorco; 04-10-2023, 12:19 AM.

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  • dariomotorco
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    Originally posted by maxglass View Post
    Greetings
    I had been considering a pair of their fenders for a 1914 project. Was their a long wait? Their quoting 16 weeks for non stock fenders, from recipt of 50% deposit. The fenders do look really good, and Im not sure what my other options are. Just wondering how they are to work with.
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    Max
    They are excellent. They told me it would take 16 weeks to complete my fenders. Exactly 16 weeks later, my fenders were ready to ship. They reply quickly to emails, and craftsmanship is excellent. There is not much more you could ask of a small business.

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  • maxglass
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    Greetings
    I had been considering a pair of their fenders for a 1914 project. Was their a long wait? Their quoting 16 weeks for non stock fenders, from recipt of 50% deposit. The fenders do look really good, and Im not sure what my other options are. Just wondering how they are to work with.
    Thanks
    Max

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  • KNUCK
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    Those fenders look killer good!!

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  • Eric
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    Thanks for sharing. It's an impressive project. BRAVO !

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  • dariomotorco
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    Oxalic acid bath. Chemistry is magic..

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  • dariomotorco
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    Fenders arrived from Australia. Beautiful work - I am very impressed.
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  • chuckthebeatertruck
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    Thank you for sharing this!

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