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paul G:

--- Quote from: Sgt.Pinback on November 20, 2018, 11:13:23 AM ---Coolest color I know is that sepcial yellow (as mustard).

Friend of mine had one (car next to my white one)

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Have you still got that Nokia phone in the picture as well ! ;)

MrDavo:

--- Quote ---That green 1750 above looks bad painted. I see different color on door and back fender.
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I don't think the great British weather is doing it any favours there. That's a 2016 auction picture, this one's more recent, you'll probably tell me its darker where the shadows are  ;D ;D I won't know really until I see it.



Yes there's an Alfa colour called Giallo Ochre which is as cool as you like:

 

Good luck with your sandcast Uli, its a stunner and I'm sure it will sell.

If I hadn't more bikes than I know what to do with already I'd consider it.

haynes66:
back to the original post, paul jayson writes occasionally in CMM.  almost all he says is incorrect and he comes across as an investor who knows a little bit about bikes. in the latest issue he talks about phil read replicas worth around £25000 and honda britains at £15000. clearly not in the real world and i'm surprised CMM allow him to spout his drivel in an otherwise excellent magazine.  He even looks like an investor...

adespin:

--- Quote from: haynes66 on November 20, 2018, 05:26:30 PM ---back to the original post, paul jayson writes occasionally in CMM.  almost all he says is incorrect and he comes across as an investor who knows a little bit about bikes. in the latest issue he talks about phil read replicas worth around £25000 and honda britains at £15000. clearly not in the real world and i'm surprised CMM allow him to spout his drivel in an otherwise excellent magazine.  He even looks like an investor...

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Exactly what i thought !! and what is this about fragile sandcasts, is there any truth to that ?

MrDavo:
A lot of early CB750s put the drive chain through the cases, but I think that was more about the 60’s chains not being up for it than any problems with the bike itself.

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