Originally Posted by Righteous 1

I can understand. A car is a piece of machinery that could be restored and driven by his mother/father, brother/sister. No one in my bro's family rides, or had much interest in his riding. I think I'm probably one of the only people around that is really interested in keeping his bike "alive". You should have a mellow talk w/ your boy's family, and just feel them out w/ your ideas. I'm sure they'll listen.

Originally Posted by y2kmk

good luck with that bro.

my best friend in college was murdered. i was building my mustang up, and he always asked me to 'redo' his '57 bel air when i was done with my car. unfortunately i never finished mine before he passed - but i promised him i would get that car done. Its been 3 years, but i still can't bring myself to ask his family for his car...

Originally Posted by Righteous 1

I can understand. A car is a piece of machinery that could be restored and driven by his mother/father, brother/sister. No one in my bro's family rides, or had much interest in his riding. I think I'm probably one of the only people around that is really interested in keeping his bike "alive". You should have a mellow talk w/ your boy's family, and just feel them out w/ your ideas. I'm sure they'll listen.

Originally Posted by f4ibry

and get the beaner to paint it tight like