Suzy bares all!!

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ok the cam covers were swapped cause the front was well manky, just needs the lug for radiator hole drilling in

we unplugged the coil and cranked her over to get some oil distributed around the engine with being upside down, the significance of the light is, you know when the oil os done cause eventually the red light will go out

she can see!!!!

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remember this fugly water pump?

its not so crappy looking now its new and shiny

I have to apologise about these really naff pics my phone is rubbish compared to my old one and its the upgrade version!

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looks nice with the cowl, shes a bit faded so i'll have to sit her bum in the sun for a while to match it better..the cowl has a stronger shade......or just get the Tcut


when shes been washed I shall be getting the camera out and taking some proper pics, these are lousy,but I was soooooo excited to get her home
Oh and that roar from the zorst...it were like an old friend

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oh and i won't be taking the grabrail off, its required to man handle my bikes round the shed and garden, its a bit of a squeeze, which reminds me I really must tidy up my flower beds, scruffy git

The idea of this project was to get suze back to how she should be, not a showpiece, my black ones enough for two with its shinyness. I'm really pleased that the rust is now gone, a few fastners here and there are,but can swap em at a later date. The only thing that worries me from a rust point of view is on the tank, there is a nice patch of paint lifting where it meets the front of the frame, behind the bolts. Its where all the rain runs...gona have to stop ot before it get expensive

She looks great Lou! All three of you should be very proud

looks really good, well done bet your very happy!