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A friend at the local club gave me this partially assembled kit. There were some parts missing and some glaring seams showing so I opted to take it apart and reassemble with my own twist. To take it apart I used the get it wet and freezing trick which worked with partial success. I think the glue is probably 40+ years old. For the purists out there he also gave me an unstarted kit which I’ll do as the box art suggests.
2FDB1C17-3CDD-4C7F-A06E-67E9D9A883A5.thumb.jpeg.21a85abd7aa39a534ec69b8eaaf79233.jpeg2BE4E3EA-C5CF-426B-A64E-74AC7A3059CB.thumb.jpeg.3a110822508be2ff343323b2ce425af4.jpegAs yo can see some of the seams were in tough locationsD0CDB3E4-6AF1-4CB5-BFDD-DA13F45FB9E8.thumb.jpeg.b6f2fc4ed822625ef131f542fc675fdc.jpegBefore disassembly I was smart enough to drill joints to receive pins2E320F1E-3803-451B-93F7-B3D808F47208.thumb.jpeg.e38dc4c3eefe73b0a3017a324aa44504.jpegHere it’s beginning to look like what I have in mind. To change the bars to a downsweep I cut a wedge out underneath next to the risers.

 

A2458E96-8DC2-4306-BB67-C60BF8C299F5.thumb.jpeg.20899778c123d4f2010f256f869ee7d0.jpeg Here is the bike, all but done, now onto the car

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