[GLblinded]

That tire on the left has almost 20,xxx miles on it. It is around 6 years old. He asked me if I thought he should put his new one on? Then I found that his brake pads were done. Inner wore more than the outer (slider friction). He will be getting all fixed up. Brakes flushed, pins/sliders cleaned and lubed, splines even look good. That will be cleaned and re-greased with the moly 60 paste. Even getting the final drive oil changed. We will be doing timing belts, front brake/clutch fluid change, fix his kury highway pegs (slipped down), and loose windshield.

 

[GLblinded]

Back ends together, now time for some timing belts

There! That’s better, now to reassemble. But it’s union break time, so here I sit, looking around on the forum.

 

[dsurley]

a person always feels good after a job well done
especially when it saves a lot of money by not paying someone else to do it

job well done!

 

[fossil92]

Great work, @GLblinded

 

[GLblinded]

He’s all done and on the road. “Just watch the hot rod starts and fancy braking for 150 miles” I reminded him. He’s got a leaky slave cylinder on the clutch. But he’s known about it for a while, and tops up the reservoir every now and then. Says he’s going to keep an eye out for a replacement this winter. 1989 with 91,xxx on it. I counted 15 panels painted @ Wing Ding in 1990. He says that the matching trailer is pinstriped to match. I wondered what 15-20 panels in 1990 by Chicken Scratchin’ cost?