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82 Maxim AKA "Witchdoctor"

Discussion in 'XJ Modifications' started by tewlman, Apr 8, 2007.

  1. tewlman

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    She is finally done! My restoration project that started October of last year and just got finished today about 6PM. Took it for a test drive and froze my nads off but she runs like a top and I am 1000 percent satisfied. I orignally paid $400.00 for and put about another $300.00 in it.
     

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    looks good
     
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    What a great looking bike! Really, really nice!

    I can tell from pic ... you're my kinda guy!

    All available wall space occupied and utilized ... check!
    Kero-Sun Heater placed for Maximum radiational heating ... check!
    Oil change pan full and left-out for maximum accidental kickage ... check!
     
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    LOL!!!! Wanna know how many times I've ruined a pair of shoes from kicking it over or steppin in that oil pan? The oil spots in the back ground is not from leakage.
     
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    Monster seat!
     
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    Nice looking bike! I love the paint job you have on the tank.
     
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    Thanks to all!!! I did everything myself, Including the Custom paint Job. I just upped my insurance to fuul coverage on it also.
     
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    Hey Jerry, if you ever are looking to sell the Seca, hit me first, I've kinda got an idea if I ever find one relatively cheap.
     
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    The seca will be my next project. Thinking of a "Superman" Theme bike.
     
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