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Post by idnative on Dec 26, 2007 14:56:37 GMT -6
Back on the road (trail) again. Note to self: DO NOT park it under a big tree at night, tough on windshields.  |
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Post by bankRUPPt on Dec 26, 2007 15:35:30 GMT -6
Note to self: DO NOT park it under a big tree at night, tough on windshields. Hmmm. The rest of the sled looks nice! |
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Post by idnative on Dec 26, 2007 15:56:47 GMT -6
Thanks! I was lucky. Sat out for five years in the elements with just a cover on it (was probably why the windshield shattered and I do mean shattered). Everything is still stock, however the seat isn't really as good as it looks. Engine bay was full of critter stuff, cleaned out fuel tank, rebuilt carb, new fuel lines and a little wiring. Most of the rest was just a major cleaning.
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Post by Dave on Dec 26, 2007 16:37:41 GMT -6
Welcome to the Red Zone Idnative  Nice to see something that has not been shown yet. Looks like you have allot of years left in your sled. If you are looking for a windshield to replace that one that was blown up, you should not have a problem finding one here. Might even find a snow flap. Take er easy  Dave |
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Nice to see something that has not been shown yet. Looks like you have allot of years left in your sled. If you are looking for a windshield to replace that one that was blown up, you should not have a problem finding one here. Might even find a snow flap. Take er easy