DHR's Gallery (page 6 of 9) Say Cheese!
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One window winder cleaned one not touched.
I really did clean and paint everything. The spring tops were not the original ones as they had disintegrated.
I used deox C even on nuts and bolts to remove rust. It did work but some things needed to be soaked for days.
A classic demonstration, I will apply for a patent, if the thread goes Ill lose half my head.
Once painted and ready I wrapped the rear axle in a sheet.
After removing the core plugs I could see the gaps between the cylinders had closed with rust. I cleaned all these out using an airline.
After a good clean the valves go back in. The engineering company wouldn't convert the head to un-leaded as the big valves were to close to the edge.
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This is how detail my restore was everything was stripped including the locks.
Door catch before a cleaning.
How sad have I become, painting my springs with a little brush. I painted everything with this little brush, I don't know why.
My home made preen bush installing tool.
Rear axle faceplate after a good clean, lovely.
After I put the front end together for the first time I decided I didnt like the red strut so took it apart and re-did it all.
Chamber before cleaning.
