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crikey! probably not what you want to hear but i would junk that, how bad must it have been before the repairs.unless you are a skilled welder/fabricator or have a good mate who is the costs are going to be phenominal, and would have to be a super rare or historical machine to justify outlay. good luck if you decide to proceed.

Let me know if you decide to not carry on with the restoration.
I could make use of the side panels for my GT160

you'll need more than a floorboard !!!!
there is more than one gs on this one ...
this one was in better condition finally
http://scooterotica.org/forum/viewtopic ... 06&start=0

Was this bought of eBay from the company in Portsmouth. I have seen there scooters and the price always looks to good to be true.
Gary

GLscoot wrote:Was this bought of eBay from the company in Portsmouth. I have seen there scooters and the price always looks to good to be true.
Gary

Yes, I did get it from him, and it has cost me a lot of money already, but giving up now would cost me more, so I have sourced a new frame which should arrive tomorrow from Denmark, so I'm crossing my fingers this one will be better!

Is it from Ricambi, if so it will be a good buy.
Gary

for all the non-believers, i present you my welded and painted frame.

That looks stunning, but is it the same rotten frame this thread started with or the replacement If it's the original, then that is fantastic work.

It might be both.

it is the side panels, mudguard and headset of frame 1 and the frame of the danish frame. which was in quite a bad state as well