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Post this on any local Craigslist's too. If the guy tries to sell it on there someone might spot it and call you.

Thanks you! I'll have to get around to putting up a build thread.

1972 CB500 I finished last month:

That's them. They were a little slow on shipping but the product was great.

Thanks! The pinstripes are vinyl decals from KNK Cycles. They worked great in hiding the paint line. Once they're in place you just have to squeegee out any air bubbles, let them dry a couple days and you can clear coat right over them.

The latest tank of mine took about 4 weeks of work. It took a little longer because I had two separate color coats. Also, I work all day and only have weekends to really work on bikes. So basically it was one weekend I did all the body work and primed/sanded. Next weekend did the black, next...

Thanks, it's all in the prep work! Here it is with the clear coat.

Thanks!

Just paint, I'll be clearing this weekend with Spraymax 2k. This will be the third tank I've done with it. Paint is Duplicolor rattle can.

'72 CB500 I'm working on.

PM'd you on your second front fender

I'll be there. Rode out last year with my brother. My '77 CB750 his '78 KZ650

Vintage motorcycle show/swap meet Sat. 8/9/14 From 100 point restorations to ratty daily riders and everything in between. '88 and earlier bikes. All makes/models welcome. See flyer for pre-registration info. http://oilypipes.com/ *I'm not affiliated with the event at all, I'll just be in...

Hey Ernie, welcome to the site! I'm just outside of NE Philly on the Bucks County side.

Do you still have the brake caliper and bracket?

What kind of shape is the front fender in?

One drop of gas on there and you're shit out of luck. You can use cheaper paint, my first bike I used duplicolor, but you'll need a 2 part clear coat to have any durability.

Yupp, that giant is a 77/78 CB750K tank.

Great work on the seat! I think it turned out nicer than mine did. What's your next move?

Hey Jeff, I'm about 30 mins from you in Lower Bucks. Let me know if you ever need help with anything or want to ride in the spring. My first bike a couple years ago was a CM400, good luck!