Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:03
The carbs removed from the engine
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:04
The frame withe the wheels on
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:06
The frame with the shocks
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:07
Here we have the bare frame
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:09
The next lot of photo's will be the body work first the Tank the the side cover and the tail end
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11 Apr 2009 03:10
side cover
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:11
Tail end
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
11 Apr 2009 03:20
Now this is where i am at the moment will be taking my time on it,want it to look real good when it's done.And the anther thing is that spares for bike are not cheap back here especially when you have an old school bike because the spares are scars to come by.And if it has to be imported then we pay dearly for it,so i don't even go that route,have to make do with what we have back here.I am going to miss riding bitch.
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Re: Restoration of a 82 Z1000j1
12 Apr 2009 07:32
One question for you if I may....Where did the cover on your forks with the reflectors come from? All the ones I've seen have "Kawasaki" on them. Perhaps it is some sort of international thing. Also, attached is a pic of my 82.
Lewis
1982 KZ1000-J2
2006 HD FXD35
1970 Suzuki T350
1972 Suzuki GT380 (In-Process)
In The Past...71 TM400, 72 H-D SS350, 72 GT380, 75 Z1B, 77 XLH, 79 CB750K
1982 KZ1000-J2
2006 HD FXD35
1970 Suzuki T350
1972 Suzuki GT380 (In-Process)
In The Past...71 TM400, 72 H-D SS350, 72 GT380, 75 Z1B, 77 XLH, 79 CB750K
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