Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
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Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
Been working on this for a while now. Thought I'd share some pix.
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- Location: Boiling Springs. Pa
Re: Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
A few more pix. Should be done any day now. Ready to breath some life into her!
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Re: Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
nice really like the paint
ever notice when you hit somethin or someone with a hammer you feel instantly better
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I started a project build there " File and Fit." I paln to continue that when I go back home in Dec. 2011. I first joined the board when Gary W had it in the year 2005. That was the time I really gained an interest in building chops. I have a long way to go, compared to some here.
Re: Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
Is this an old rearsection, or a new aftermarket product. Looks good.
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- Location: Boiling Springs. Pa
Re: Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
Old Amen
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Re: Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
Nice Beezer dude.Are those bars as wide as they look?Could be cut down some.
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Re: Bobbydevilles Amen Bsa project
sure its an old build thread, but still a cool BSA build - looks like that rear plunger section is a Jammer, not Amen Savior
a good article here on the '70s plunger frames:
A look at 1970s Softail Chopper Frames by Andrew (Prof) from Choppers Australia
https://www.meatballsspringers.com.au/b ... -australia
a good article here on the '70s plunger frames:
A look at 1970s Softail Chopper Frames by Andrew (Prof) from Choppers Australia
https://www.meatballsspringers.com.au/b ... -australia