1993 FAT CHANCE Shock-a-Billy
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Re: 1994 FAT CHANCE Shock-a-Billy
Receiving some much needed restorative work..
I think this will be my 5th or 6th Billy, I've lost count They are always worth the Journey for sure :twisted:
The Build is going to mirror my AquaFade Yo
jimo746":jwp4z021 said:
Receiving some much needed restorative work..
Minifreak":jwp4z021 said:
I think this will be my 5th or 6th Billy, I've lost count
They are always worth the Journey for sure :twisted: The Build is going to mirror my AquaFade Yo
Re:
Time to pay the Billy some attention.
Step One is to unit the FAT Front End to an AMP Rear, and for this I'm afraid I have to rob Paul to pay back Peter [as my Yorkshire Wife would say]..
The Donor Frameset: a rather tired, dented and oxidised AMP B3..
I had a NOS AMP Chainstay in the Parts Bin so preferred to use that, albeit after a bit of a polish.. Note the slightly different yoke design..
Next, the Seatstays, and being from the Donor AMP, they needed a bit of work..
Underneath, there was a nice shine however..
AutoSol Product Placement..
Solid Titanium Pin or Hollow Alloy Unit..?
Solid Ti of course
Assembled..
Time to pay the Billy some attention.
Step One is to unit the FAT Front End to an AMP Rear, and for this I'm afraid I have to rob Paul to pay back Peter [as my Yorkshire Wife would say]..
The Donor Frameset: a rather tired, dented and oxidised AMP B3..
I had a NOS AMP Chainstay in the Parts Bin so preferred to use that, albeit after a bit of a polish.. Note the slightly different yoke design..
Next, the Seatstays, and being from the Donor AMP, they needed a bit of work..
Underneath, there was a nice shine however..
AutoSol Product Placement..
Solid Titanium Pin or Hollow Alloy Unit..?
Solid Ti of course
Assembled..
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