My DL200 Electronic project
Rebuild going on !
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Doom Patrol
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Top quality work.
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Mr G in NYC
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Looking Good !! G.
Thanks for the comments.
Started with the rebuild of the front brake today, Next will be fixing all the cables and wiring loom to the frame.
Lovely original seat
Black parts where black zinced, MB Rubber is not original but a practical piece to protect the paint and stop rattling.
New Paint matches the original ochre from LUI quite nice.
Started with the rebuild of the front brake today, Next will be fixing all the cables and wiring loom to the frame.
Lovely original seat
Black parts where black zinced, MB Rubber is not original but a practical piece to protect the paint and stop rattling.
New Paint matches the original ochre from LUI quite nice.
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Hong Kong Phooey
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Certainly enjoying this come together. Attention to detail and quality parts will set it apart. 
Nice job! I'm also doing a DL Electronic but more a sympathetic rustoration. I can't work out if they had an Electronic sticker or not? Mine doesn't seem to have had one on but it's clearly an electronic with an untampered with transducer bracket etc.
It's coming along really nicely, it's going to be a stunner. 
Some updates Currently I have trouble fitting the horn cover as it definately won`t fit.
Original bolt for static disc pad is slightly shorter than aftermarket part. The aftermarket touches the hub
Original vs. aftermarket petrol flap sticker
Aftermarket pin for petrol flap, sold with remade plastic petrol flap is too short
NOS CEV Rear light
Currently I have trouble fitting the horn cover as it definately won`t fit.Original bolt for static disc pad is slightly shorter than aftermarket part. The aftermarket touches the hub
Original vs. aftermarket petrol flap sticker
Aftermarket pin for petrol flap, sold with remade plastic petrol flap is too short
NOS CEV Rear light
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Chris Tindal
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Keep the pics coming, interesting thread. I'm currently (very slowly) restoring a battery type 1970 GP150. I bought a replacement Indian horn cast for mine but found it was about 1cm too narrow so decided to repair the original.