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Two somewhat unique cars for me over the last two days, a 1972 Honda Z600 coupe that is much more complete and restorable than it appears to be in this picture and this 1959 Triumph TR3.
Both prices started with a "5", one a four digit number and the other just a 2 digit number. I believe they were both bargains.[emoji846] View attachment 1078219View attachment 1078220
Monark Super Twin Motor Bike owners manual. I got this a few weeks ago, it's chock full of detail. I hope I won't need it but it's a great addition to my Super Twin.
Yes, I thought so as well. Running and driveable TR3's are much closer to $10K these days, and show quality ones are $30K and up now. It came with a rust free parts car as well so I'm hoping I can recoup some of that investment to make it an even better bargain!
Two giant Hand painted Cats on canvas, each about 3 feet tall (The larger one is 4 feet wide). It must have taken the artist some time to get these completed.
I thought thery were interesting enough to bring home, and the price was right at the thrift store. They're images you do not what you want to see while biking!
I was feeling like I needed some more projects so I went on a little road trip into beautiful northern Maine to snatch this 1971 BMW R60/5 Motorcycle. Its truly barn fresh having been sitting for the past decade. It ran when parked though so we'll see if anything broke from just sitting around.
Well, that sure brings back a lot of memories.
I had a 1972 R75/5 that looked exactly like that back it the 1980’s.
I always liked the look of the extra capacity fuel tank as opposed to the “Toaster” type tank that these typically came with.
I had gotten so used to the Earles fork on my 58 R60/2, that I never did quite get used to the telescopic forks on the /5’s.
I did like the extra horse power of that 750cc engine though.
It will be interesting to see what you think of it when you get it up and running.
Be sure to post some updates.
I love the old BMW’s.
I think they were the best motorcycles ever made.
But, that’s just me.
Congrats, Chris!
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