A few progress photos ... not the rear fender ... but, fresh from the Powder Pro ...

front fender before removing trim from old fender ...



with trim on the new fender ...





a photo of the saddlebag brackets and battery cover ....



R/
'Chop

 

Almost ready to mount ... just need to wire the tail lamp and turn signals .... The trim on the tombstone is chrome ... I think it'll look pretty good ....







I think I might 'upgrade' the red lense to one with a 'blue dot' ....

R/
'Chop

 

man that looks great! i am glad i spent all that time on the rear fender getting all those dents out of the top i knew it would stand out like a sore thumb if i didnt... looks great with that black. love that color!!!

 

doing the badges to match was such a great idea... would have never thought of that... great idea Todd, great idea

 

A little of my 'secret' for adapting the rear fender ...









Here's a shot of the front fender installed and the fuse panel cover with the old tank that's about to be replaced as well ... gives an idea of the contrast between the new and old look ....



R/
'Chop

 

NIce! Glad you decided on black inner rails... i am going to the shop tonight ill check on the bench for those bolts and the gasket, i am sure they are there, ill have my brother ship them though his office and he can next day them for us.

 

looks good!

Now you just need to steam clean your rear wheel, sprocket, etc.

~Joe

 

Couple of new photos this afternoon ....







Got like 90% of the rear fender done ... I am still held up by a couple of missing pieces, though ....

Powder Pro has the gasket for the tombstone tail lamp ... he's overnighting it to me, so I should have it Tue. I also am missing one AMP wire connector for the tail lamp ... [it is so tedious crimping those damn pins and sockets ... spent quite a bit of time this afternoon doing just that ....]

Hampton Roads H-D has the connector I need on order ... so, I am at a bit of a standstill just now anyway until it comes in .... I was running around this afternoon trying to see if I could find one somewhere else ... but, no joy ....

I was hoping to be able to get a replacement gasket and a 6-pin Amp connector and finish up this evening ... that would only have left the tank ....

Well ... guess this is going to take a few more days to wrap this project up ....

R/
'Chop

 

how about the steamcleaning?

 

Damn, thats looking sweet. Wish I would have thought about adapters like that for my fender. I chose to bend the **** out of mine instead...lol.