Recent content by mudlurker

For reference's sake, the linked 'cruiser (Portland area) has been for sale at the same price for months, so it'd likely come even cheaper than that.

Cut your fenders? That's a paddlin'. Fender flares? Oh, you bet that's a paddlin'.

It hurts so much you have to laugh. Sounds exactly like something I'd do.

I expect you will get more by selling your soft top separately. A buyer is going to be comparing the price for your cruiser to prices of various other cruisers for sale, most of which probably won't have them. You can always use it in negotiation as well, if you need to.

Yeah, and 504 is a Louisiana area code as well.

Looks a lot better tipped back onto its wheels.

I bet this is coast2coastcruisers.com, with an "S" at the end. The one in your message doesn't bring up a page for me.

Very nice job with the resto. If the college student really loved his cruiser, he'll be happy that it's living a good life. Any more plans beyond the front bumper for me to follow? You got this Lake Stevens native subscribing to your thread.

That thing is NICE! Mind telling the curious among us what you charged?

Definitely gives her a nice stance. Are those new tires? If so, what are the particulars? They look good.

Never seen the inside of a 55, but I sure thought that sounded suspect.

"No rust on frame or body" -large rust spots visible in pictures "39,999 miles and complete original interior" -interior on drivers side looks like it's been tore up by 150,000 miles of wear

I bet after all that hassle she put a pretty big smile on your face when you took her out on the road again.

Beautiful job. She looks like brand new! I really like the stance/tire size. How big a lift did you give the cruiser, and what size tires? Did you restore the hard top as well?

If you need any help with uploading beyond that, let me know. I love to see before and after pictures.