1941 ccm project

[Lawrence Ruskin]

some head badges

 

[Lawrence Ruskin]

That was the wrong one

I'd be thinking the one you want is E, but I could be wrong. Anybody else?

 

[James nash]

1941 headbadge

I believe it's this one, at least that's what I have been told so far.

 

[Lawrence Ruskin]

Could well be, That's C in that picture.

It has a back badge on it. It's the same as my 37.

You can make a back badge from a beer can.

Never chrome an aluminum badge by the way, it warps it.

 

[James nash]

Original paint!!!!!!!

Well this is a before and after pic of my frame and forks from the crapty red paint job to the original maroon color. What you guys think? It took a long time but came out ok I think. At least it's the original color .

 

[OldRider]

Looking much better!If you change the color of the fenders be sure you leave the bottom 24 inches of the back one white. That was the law in Canada, reflective purposes.

 

[sqrly]

Looking much better!If you change the color of the fenders be sure you leave the bottom 24 inches of the back one white. That was the law in Canada, reflective purposes.

Was that supposed to be 2-4 inches?

 

[Lawrence Ruskin]

What I would do is get someone with an original paint job and measure the flash. It's closer to 10 inches

 

[James nash]

Thanks old rider! Yeah and good ? 2-4 inch? And the fenders I have are original white paint under the white that is on it. I'm guessing they should have been maroon as well. So what to do? Get them down to original white paint or just strip them to chrome under paint?

 

[OldRider]

What I would do is get someone with an original paint job and measure the flash. It's closer to 10 inches

Lawrence, you are correct, I just went and measured my flash, it is 10.5 inches. I don't know what I was thinking when I said 24 inches!