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Here's the parts that I pushed into the house last week.

Tire Wheel Fuel tank Motorcycle Automotive fuel system


I've had some eBay deliveries but still need more. You can see proof on the trip meter that I've been pushing her around for a while - half a tenth is 2 round trips and 1 one way between the garage and the house.

Speedometer Odometer Gauge Trip computer Vehicle


No beauty but she's all I've got at the moment.

Tire Wheel Bicycle tire Automotive tire Vehicle


The frame had been bobbered and I want to put the OEM fender back on. It's missing the tabs to hold the side rails in place. I'll cut up some plate and weld those back in place. Then paint all the tins the same color.

Wood Helmet Tool Gas Auto part


Hoping to be back on the road when the road is ready.
 

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I once bought an '83 TwinStar for $50, and stripped it completely down to the frame. (For those that might not know, the TwinStar evolved into the Rebel.) I did all of the work in the spare bedroom of my apartment and my landlord never had a clue!
I love this @01-7700!!! Such a fun little bike and I admire that you also have no qualms about doing your work in the house!!!

Looking forward to seeing the progress!!!
 

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Back when real wood was available . ;)
And that sewing setup ... Looks near commercial HD .
Yeah, I was wondering what gets made on that sewing machine. Looks like it’s heavy duty.
It is a commercial machine - 1966 Singer 331K4 - designed to single stitch really fast in a straight line. Some use them for leather. I got it to do some upholstery and leather work (some day). It is a beast.
 
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