I had no intention of wheeling it. My understanding of the road going into Alans house was that I would get some pin striping. Thats all. A Mile in and I knew it was going to be bad. Not as if I could have turned around.
CC's 80 was bought with the intention of staying stock. Shall always be stock and will not be wheeled until it is the only cruiser I own. That will probably be forever. Scratches can be fixed. This cruiser has been painted at least a half dozen times. It is close to pristine but it has it's flaws. All of which time and money will fix. Right now it's my DD and on the back burner while I rebuild the 40 and restore the 55.
It's been a great vehicle. I thank CC everyday in my mind for selling it to me.
Marshall, Marshall, Marshall!! I'm just ribbing you

'Pristine' was a joke, too. It would not be an appropriate word to use to describe a vehicle with 200K miles on it

Enjoy and keep posting your escapades!!!!