
Monday, January 30, 2012
Thursday, January 12, 2012
And Then the Mega Blocks Would Get Mixed Up with the Legos and Really Fuck Your Day Up!
New Years Eve on the south shore in Long Guyland. What am I holding?

Double J's Chevy
Careful sticker placement
1940's four cylinder generator. This was built to power anti-aircraft equipment used in WWII.
Brass carburetor
Coolest bike we saw all weekend. That is a conduit exhaust. The Johnsen Family Jeans are in the background.
Second coolest bike on the Island
Diner Advert
One of two photos taken in the City
I guess this is where Long Island parks their Time Machines...
America.
Playing with the set up a little... Tank is staying the same, seat is being re-covered, and I'm thinking about leaving the air box out and making a new place for the battery.
Prepped for paint
Striped the controls with the wire wheel just like I did for the rest of the front end
After Lerch's Swim
Over and out.
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Load Up the Stick and Bindle
THIS (right click save-as to download) pretty much sums up the holidays.
-Enjoy

Frosted

Old Buick out for a sunday drive

Old Tom Ale

This is a movie projector from the 1930- 40's. That large pot looking thing in the back is where a carbon arc(like a welding arc) is created to project the image to the screen. WILD!

Freebies

Handmade DVD envelopes... DVD's are done, Finally.

DVD Menu
-Enjoy

Frosted

Old Buick out for a sunday drive

Old Tom Ale

This is a movie projector from the 1930- 40's. That large pot looking thing in the back is where a carbon arc(like a welding arc) is created to project the image to the screen. WILD!

Freebies

Handmade DVD envelopes... DVD's are done, Finally.

DVD Menu
Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Take it To Your Grave
Making cards, Woodgrain!

Polished and Painted

I had to put new(er) shocks on the hawk, which meant I needed to swap the top frame mount from the
style on the left to the style on the right.

In order to do this I had to make a spring compressor. I Macgyver'd one using the items seen here and a bench vice.

It looks like a death trap...

but it worked really well

As for the junk shocks, I just cut the springs and removed the mount.

Like new fully installed.

Sunday means Chili, Football,

... and truck wheelies (note the trees in the background).

Lurch Timbow "Olde English"

Polished and Painted

I had to put new(er) shocks on the hawk, which meant I needed to swap the top frame mount from the
style on the left to the style on the right.

In order to do this I had to make a spring compressor. I Macgyver'd one using the items seen here and a bench vice.

It looks like a death trap...

but it worked really well

As for the junk shocks, I just cut the springs and removed the mount.

Like new fully installed.

Sunday means Chili, Football,

... and truck wheelies (note the trees in the background).

Lurch Timbow "Olde English"
Sunday, December 04, 2011
You're the Make-out Bandit!
Here is some insight as to what has been happening lately... The"wasted" DVD's are almost done and worth the extra wait. My motorbike (that I'm calling the 1979 1/2 Honda CBM400T2E) is almost ready to start piecing back together. With any luck, I will have already forgotten what goes where.
Here is a flick made last month.
http://vimeo.com/33121093
Muppet Wino.

Prep.

Shine Hawk

Fork ears and fork badge
Frame Brackets

Shining covers


Custom Organization?

Proof that I went to college.

From the subconscious of future Fun Havers.

Chicken wing currency

-Ciao
Here is a flick made last month.
http://vimeo.com/33121093
Muppet Wino.

Prep.

Shine Hawk

Fork ears and fork badge
Frame Brackets

Shining covers


Custom Organization?

Proof that I went to college.

From the subconscious of future Fun Havers.

Chicken wing currency

-Ciao
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