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  1. darkman

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    #1 darkman, Nov 10, 2021
    Looks like this is going to be a long job.

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  2. Adie P

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    #2 Adie P, Nov 10, 2021
    Oh, come on, @darkman ..... you'll have that finished by Christmas. :p Well, the motor, at least. Good practice for when I'm ready to hand mine over............ :kissing:
     
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    #3 TEZ 217, Nov 10, 2021
    Good to have you back on the job Sir.
    Crack on you've done worse :cool: or just as bad:D
    Just makes the before and after pics all the more eye watering.
    Can't wait :cool:
     
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    #4 darkman, Nov 11, 2021
    Had a rumage through all my parts and found a few grands worth of parts i had just lying around that i will use on the restoration :)

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    #5 darkman, Nov 12, 2021
    More rummaging in the shed turns up more original parts :)

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    #6 Vulpes, Nov 12, 2021
    Bit of a job ahead of you it would seem... :eek:
    I'm looking forward to following this! :)
     
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    #7 timboo, Nov 13, 2021
    Wow don’t know what to make of this thread. First thoughts either a lucky punt with your stash of spare parts or someone who is more akin to a warehouse.
    Anyway looking forward to seeing your progress
     
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    #8 Helmut Visor, Nov 13, 2021
    Have a search on the forum for previous projects @darkman has done and it will give you a bit more of an understanding ;)
     
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    #9 timboo, Nov 13, 2021
    Excellent cheers I will have a look when u see those first images its fascinating to see how a project begins. I look in envy as I wouldn’t have the time and more importantly the skill
     
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    #10 darkman, Nov 13, 2021
    I found a 67 TR6C that had been converted into a chopper years ago in the US and then forgotten about and stripped down when the engine expired, so i'm going to restore it to original as when it left the factory, luckily i have found most of the original parts i will req other than a few that i'm on the hunt for.
     
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    #11 curly, Nov 14, 2021
    The end result will be the same as always, better than when it left the factory.
    This thread is like an early Christmas present, thanks once again Darkman for sharing and showing your extraordinary skills at work, quite remarkable!
     
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    #12 speedrattle, Nov 15, 2021
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    what are you missing?
     
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    #13 darkman, Nov 15, 2021
    A bottom yoke, front frame fuel tank fitting (cut off as it was a chopper in a past life), carb, side stand, front mudguard frames, oil tank, 66 on flanged front hub and a small fittings and nuts n bolts.
     
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    #16 darkman, Nov 18, 2021
    Picked up my project today, looking at it on the bench i thought i might build a chopper but Su soon put a stop to that lol.

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    #17 Adie P, Nov 18, 2021
    Thank the Lord for Su's good taste ...... in Trumpets and partners! :D
     
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    #18 darkman, Nov 20, 2021
    Spent a few hours cleaning the filler off the frame and cutting off the rear frame and bodged side stand lug, next job is to fit a new front tank mount and new side stand lug.

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    #19 Wessa, Nov 20, 2021
    I’m watching in awe @darkman . Keep on posting progress please :):)
     
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    #20 speedrattle, Nov 21, 2021
    what are you going to do about the sidestand lug? i have a 66 TR6 frame with the lug broken off.
     
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