CB200 restoration
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Phil_G
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Re: CB200 restoration
progressing nicely Jeff
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bluejets
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Re: CB200 restoration
His fix was the same only a little more fancy.
He invested in some "clear" bowls (from where I have no idea) but...... dropped the level down around 4mm and great result.
Happy as a pig in porky doo doo......
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Phil_G
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Re: CB200 restoration
Saw this up at Squires tonight Jeff. 
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bluejets
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Re: CB200 restoration
Nice......I did not go for all new chrome as it was just too expensive.
Rather, I cleaned up what was there to the best I could.
Some say it is still an acceptable method of restore and at times, even more desirable to certain people.
Anyhow, short and long of it, sold the bike for what I could get ( cost of restore parts really) as no one wants them over here in Aus.
At least, not prepared to pay for what they might be worth.
Had to get rid of it as Mum and Dad's house with the excellent workspace garage up the back has been sold.
Lot of hard yakka for nothing really........... so some final pics.
Rather, I cleaned up what was there to the best I could.
Some say it is still an acceptable method of restore and at times, even more desirable to certain people.
Anyhow, short and long of it, sold the bike for what I could get ( cost of restore parts really) as no one wants them over here in Aus.
At least, not prepared to pay for what they might be worth.
Had to get rid of it as Mum and Dad's house with the excellent workspace garage up the back has been sold.
Lot of hard yakka for nothing really........... so some final pics.
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