| June 2007. This is how I picked it up from pigpen's house. This thing is a pain to get on a trailer. My little girl supervising the activities |
| Got her in the gargage. Some surface rust on the exposed sheet metal. About5 layers of paint and primer to get it down to the bare metal. |
| We got it home and have been stripping the paint, rust, grime, interior, glue and anything else that not suppose to be there. Porsche 912 wheels |
| Almost all the camo paint gone. Sittin' next the Carlos' sick little Triumph bobber. |
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| October 2007. More of the same. Stripping and sanding. Test fitting some 8 inch smoothies with moon disks. Didn't fit, wrong offset. |
| December 2007. Time to mount the Mooneyes wheel disks, They provided the dzuz style with welded tabs. |
| Layed it on the wheel. |
| Mounted tabs to jig |
| I put the new style disk over the top. Marked the holes and drilled them out and countersunk them. Cut out inside of disk . |
| Put them on the bus and......... DAM |
| Bent them so the disk layed flat but was in full contact with tabs and them fully welded them |
| Tack welded them. |
| Marked location with a Sharpie. |
| That shit looks good. End of 2007. Happy New Year !!! |
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