A common affair

[igotta40]

This is the booster I'd like to rebuild...View attachment 3584060

I rebuilt mine (1974 same booster) in the early 1980’s but I’m not sure rebuild kits are available anymore. I have since replaced it at least once with a booster from a Toyota mini truck, direct bolt in.

 

[21NDone]

Just went through the same decision point. Opted for the City Racer Booster mated to the Advics MC.

Where were you able to find the Advics MC in stock? I’m looking for one that supports a 4-wheel drum setup.

 

[Chungas Revenge]

Where were you able to find the Advics MC in stock? I’m looking for one that supports a 4-wheel drum setup.

Cruiser Outfitters…Be prepared for sticker shock. They’ve gone up in price.

 

[21NDone]

all my reading has said that once they’re done they’re done. i couldn’t find anything about rebuilding my 72 booster either. i just got one from city racer. fits and works perfectly. looks a little different but mine isn’t a concourse restoration by any means!! if you find anything otherwise please post. i still have mine and if it can be rebuilt i’ll give it a go!!

The originals can be rebuilt. I had one done by Marks Offroad @65swb45

 

[majdomo]

The originals can be rebuilt. I had one done by Marks Offroad @65swb45

About to do the same.

 

[21NDone]

Let the Capri Blue begin..

(1) Sample color
(2) Original 9/71 example of Capri Blue
(3) Underside of the freshly painted Trans cover.

 

[21NDone]

Need help identifying this part and where it goes. Removed it over 25 years ago and cannot seem to remember.

 

[charliemeyer007]

Looks like a bracket for 2 brake lines.

 

[65swb45]

Looks like a bracket for 2 brake lines.

Too big. My guess is fuel/ vapor lines. ‘72 didn’t have a return line on the carb yet. But it did have that funky tank in the passenger wheelwell that had a couple of vapor lines running back to it.

 

[21NDone]

Too big. My guess is fuel/ vapor lines. ‘72 didn’t have a return line on the carb yet. But it did have that funky tank in the passenger wheelwell that had a couple of vapor lines running back to it.

I do have the charcoal canister on the right wheel well and vaguely recall the “braided” vapor lines. Now to figure out how it mounted.