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  • Birthday 01/14/1970

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  1. Dan this is perfection! -Mark
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    '70 Wildcat

    Doug, very cool front fender blisters. This would be cool Lowrider to cruise on Halloween! -Mark
  3. Doug are you saying this was only your second model? This is phenomenal work brother. Your skills are advancing at a phenomenal rate!-Mark
  4. Happy Thanksgiving guys! -Mark
  5. Sorry Chuck. You know I bought the kit at a swap meet and when I first wrote you, I really didn’t think I had a set of instructions for that kit. I just assumed they were in there. When I owned it though all I found in there were the police bike instructions. So sorry my friend. I don’t have the chopped hog instructions for you. What do you know, it turns out I could use a set too! Lol. Happy Thanksgiving, my friend.
  6. Vince, very nice build! 1/16?
  7. Jimmy, I don’t have a stylus to use on my crummy ancient iPhone, so I did this with my finger. You might want to reference it against against the duplicate of this picture …..step 19. my lines are horrible but I tried to draw a line right across the hole that is in the forks where the bottom part of the triple tree goes and the front wheel axle centerline….. 6 and 3/8”. (Six and three eighths inches.)Hope this helps brother. I’ll talk to my friend about pulling a mole off of my seat. My bike is complete and I kind of want to build it. I wish it would get reissued. I’d like to build a version with the ridiculously long forks and one with the forks cut down to sit level. Anyhow I was fortunate enough to get mine for a pretty good price about 12 years ago on eBay from a guy in Italy. But I’m happy to let my friend cast the parts out of it to help you complete your build. I’ll talk to him in the next couple days. I’ll keep you posted. I’m sure you would’ve preferred to have had a copy of the instructions rather than 6 billion pictures on here but that’s what I was able to pull off tonight. If you don’t mind waiting until I get that seat, I could always take my instruction sheet to the library and copy it for you. Should you find that those pictures are too hard to follow. I did the best. I could just real quick tonight to get you started. I’d love to see you get that bike done. It’s a wild critter. I may start on mine this winter.
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