HELP! what is it?
#3
MIKE is my name!

Joined: Mar 2012
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From: finland,baltimore
Bikes: hans lutz, , puch mistral ultima,2x Austro Daimler Smoked chrome Ultima,Austro Daimler Mixte,Austro Daimler 531 mixte, flying arrow,F Moser,
not sure but it is screaming for a bright Paintjob!
#5
Elitest Murray Owner
Joined: Apr 2006
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Bikes: 1972 Columbia Tourist Expert III, Columbia Roadster
Then I guess it is just a Pilot then... ;D
AMF used a variety of chain guards, and the sprocket is the normal pattern for AMF. Some of the older bikes use the one with stars in it, but those are actually fairly uncommon.
AMF used a variety of chain guards, and the sprocket is the normal pattern for AMF. Some of the older bikes use the one with stars in it, but those are actually fairly uncommon.
#8
MIKE is my name!

Joined: Mar 2012
Posts: 2,846
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From: finland,baltimore
Bikes: hans lutz, , puch mistral ultima,2x Austro Daimler Smoked chrome Ultima,Austro Daimler Mixte,Austro Daimler 531 mixte, flying arrow,F Moser,
I had a 64 nova once, beautiful dark blue mettalic, when i got it it was covered with a surface rust, I started working on it and the original laquer got crowsfeet and the rust bleeded through and created a surface layer,
I wetsanded off the rust with 400 I think and it started to look great, after enough days of working on it I waxed it over and it made a world of difference, about a half a year later I ground the whole car down and had it repainted.
a little wetsanding might actually do the same-nothing to loose!
I wetsanded off the rust with 400 I think and it started to look great, after enough days of working on it I waxed it over and it made a world of difference, about a half a year later I ground the whole car down and had it repainted.
a little wetsanding might actually do the same-nothing to loose!






