I'm looking forward to seeing your latest creation.

 

Fitted heated grips to my 2003, also oil and filter change. Runs great now, even if the weather a little cool.

 

Oh well it's the same. When I first did it, I went overboard with the acid spray, and burned through the paint down to the primer. This made it so you could see brush strokes and the base primer. So I touched it up and doused the newly painted areas with the acid spray again.

I also have some rust in the bottom of the tank that, despite spending hours shaking and sliding a bunch of nuts and bolts around in the tank... wouldn't come out. So I'll be trying something else this time... And I also will use something that doesn't eat up my clear coat like the gasoline did....

 

I traded her in for THIS...

2012 purchased with only 1,131 miles.
I put on 154 getting her home.
She's a keeper!

 

Don't tell my wife I did this, but I put a couple pounds of fish tank gravel in my tank, wrapped the tank heavily in towels and duct tape, wedged it in the dryer and put it on no heat. I let it spin half the day while I did other things. Then I turned it sideways to get counter action and let 'er spin again for a good long time.

Worked like a charm and I didn't wear myself out doing it.

 

Getting a new set of Avons and brakes.

 

That's pretty genius. No liquid of any kind inside?

 

^ That's awesome!

 

She's a beauty. I like the 72's more-and-more, every time I see one.

Good luck with her.

 

Just put a bunch of stuff but I just installed a new headlight relocation/eyebrow removal bracket.