Paul's 1967 Restoration

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Re: Paul's 1967 Restoration

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Paul...Primo ...Patrol :clap: :clap: :clap:

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pdub wrote: Did the patented Robert Moore Duel master cylinder upgrade.

That looks really good... :D
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Re: Paul's 1967 Restoration

Post by Scootermixon »

Paul…I’m new to the patrol group and just started a restoration on a 67 L60…just finished looking at all the beautiful work you did on yours incredible job and thanks for all the wonderful pictures very inspiring
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Re: Paul's 1967 Restoration

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I haven't posted in a long time. Since the last post I have installed the muffler and took to the exhaust shop to get the rest of the system installed. I then had to get the brake lights working. I had switched to the later duel master that doesn't have a hole to screw in a brake light switch. I did the next best thing and installed a switch at the pedal. Works great! I finally got it registered this morning and took it out for a photo shoot. Still a few more things to wrap up but at least I can drive it now. :dance:
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Re: Paul's 1967 Restoration

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:o :shock:
That looks amazing!!! Congratulation Paul, well worth all of the hard work and effort. The color looks fabulous.
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How sad. :cry: Grossly underpriced. Worthy of far better promotion than FB.
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