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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #120 on: January 21, 2016, 12:35:32 PM »
15 min ......

But what is/are " fetiching metal covered suppressor caps" ?

That?:
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #121 on: January 21, 2016, 03:09:52 PM »
Just got the seat cover sewn at DL Barr & Sons (Uphosterer & trimmer) in Hull £5
That was a bargain Ash, did it come up alright?
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #122 on: January 21, 2016, 03:17:20 PM »
Is that the same D Barr who used to be Don Barr coach trimmers?  I had quite few vinyl roofs sewn by them in the 70's - always a fantastic result for little money. They also did a dual seat cover for my Gold Star.  The old man Don can't be still around, surely?  Perhaps his Son runs it now.
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #123 on: January 21, 2016, 03:53:57 PM »
Is that the same D Barr who used to be Don Barr coach trimmers?  I had quite few vinyl roofs sewn by them in the 70's - always a fantastic result for little money. They also did a dual seat cover for my Gold Star.  The old man Don can't be still around, surely?  Perhaps his Son runs it now.
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Yes the same trimmers .. was on Pulman Street now on Wiltshire Road . It’s run by Don’s Sons Paddy & Andrew …I was at school with Paddy & Andrew was the year below. Not seen Paddy since the seat was manufactured !   Pretty sure Don is no longer around.

Uli:
“But what is/are " fetching metal covered suppressor caps" ?

Yes those caps 2 sets of four are for my  UK Cb750K0 & UK Cb400F  (don't tell Oddjob  :-[ :-[) … got them from a German guy who would not ship to UK so I am getting our partner Wolfram from  ‘Krish-Dienst’ to fetch them over. I have both the 'cranked' ones in your picture plus the straight ones.

Julie : Will let you know when I fit it back to the seat. It looks pretty good but you never know and my history on seats is not good!

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« Reply #124 on: January 21, 2016, 04:06:36 PM »
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 … got them from a German guy who would not ship to UK so I am getting our partner Wolfram from  ‘Krish-Dienst’ to fetch them over. I have both the 'cranked' ones in your picture plus the straight ones.


Can help you next time if you want.

I too just bought a set NOS here (real bargain....)

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Honda-CB-750-Four-Kerzenstecker-Satz-neu-Original-/201482161408?hash=item2ee945cd00:m:mBrQ8_NVYIkzjguJ6lGH8Pw
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #125 on: January 21, 2016, 04:15:14 PM »
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 … got them from a German guy who would not ship to UK so I am getting our partner Wolfram from  ‘Krish-Dienst’ to fetch them over. I have both the 'cranked' ones in your picture plus the straight ones.


Can help you next time if you want.

I too just bought a set NOS here (real bargain....)

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Honda-CB-750-Four-Kerzenstecker-Satz-neu-Original-/201482161408?hash=item2ee945cd00:m:mBrQ8_NVYIkzjguJ6lGH8Pw

That's where I got two sets from Uli ,  they are tons more at the other place in Germany who sells them  on eBay.
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #126 on: January 21, 2016, 04:16:29 PM »
Here are the pics of the repair  Julie

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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #127 on: January 21, 2016, 04:45:32 PM »
Here are the pics of the repair  Julie

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That looks very good Ash
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #128 on: January 21, 2016, 07:36:01 PM »
Well done. That should last.
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #129 on: January 31, 2016, 08:17:21 PM »
Slight stall in progress finishing my Tax Return for the deadline .Yawn. ::)
Taking 4 days of end of next week /week after to hawk round my Chroming/Zinc plating etc. plus work on the engine. Tank /side panels winging their way to Menno. 16 quid to Germany delivery inc. insurance MyHermes Int. MASSIVE thanks to Bryan for selling me a NOS Candy Jet Green RH side panel & advice generally. Gave the repaired one away to a mate in York who just bought a 500K1 from DK. Put pipes on Fleabay.
Stripped paint and bead blasted the centre stand.. pivot pin free and can be reused.

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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #130 on: February 17, 2016, 05:12:53 PM »
 Started stripping the engine today and not looking brilliant at all   :( :( ... rockers and cam journals/head look fine  but pitting on two cam lobes, that I didn't notice on first inspection .. had it in daylight today. I may know someone (not on forum) that may have a camshaft to sell. One bore has a significant ridge at the top so looking at rebore etc or second hand barrels/pistons. So another engine money pit like the CB750K0 ! by the sounds of it. Don't know what horrors I will encounter  in bottom end. I freed all of the cover screws etc (looks as if never stripped down previously) and taking to work Saturday to strip the bottom end in the warm.

Weirdest looking aftermarket points plate and points sets I have ever seen on a Honda. Points look like they are off a British car. will post pics when I have some.
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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #131 on: February 17, 2016, 05:14:50 PM »
Bollox. Now I feel shitty.

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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #132 on: February 17, 2016, 05:25:10 PM »
Bollox. Now I feel shitty.

No need mate ... its always a gamble .. The 500K1 '3k miler' my mate got from DK last month ...didn't have a speedo inner cable in it !

This pic will make you chuckle ... look at the capacitors too .. straight out of Radio Shack !

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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #133 on: February 17, 2016, 06:20:51 PM »
Crikey, you could probably contact the space station with that lot.

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Re: 1971 CB500K0 Resto 3/71 VIN 1000896
« Reply #134 on: February 17, 2016, 06:57:29 PM »
Started stripping the engine today and not looking brilliant at all   :( :( ... rockers and cam journals/head look fine  but pitting on two cam lobes, that I didn't notice on first inspection .. had it in daylight today. I may know someone (not on forum) that may have a camshaft to sell. One bore has a significant ridge at the top so looking at rebore etc or second hand barrels/pistons. So another engine money pit like the CB750K0 ! by the sounds of it. Don't know what horrors I will encounter  in bottom end. I freed all of the cover screws etc (looks as if never stripped down previously) and taking to work Saturday to strip the bottom end in the warm.

Weirdest looking aftermarket points plate and points sets I have ever seen on a Honda. Points look like they are off a British car. will post pics when I have some.

This is why I never give a price on a engine re-build until I have stripped it and assessed what is needed  ;) I have always found that a USA unit is always has more internal wear than UK units. I put this down to PO being lazy with servicing as the German units are always spot on internally.

 

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