1974 Ducati 750GT Bill A. From Cincinnati brought us these parts. The orange pearl doesn’t look too bad. It better look good at $182.00 a pint, right Bill? < Previous PageBack to Portfolio
1974 Ducati 750GT Bill A. From Cincinnati brought us these parts. The orange pearl doesn’t look too bad. It better look good at $182.00 a pint, right Bill? < Previous PageBack to Portfolio
1971 Norton Commando 750 These parts were sent to us by brain R. an attorney out of Virginia. The fiberglass tank did not leak when we got it. This is a very rare one. We stripped the entire tank inside and out and sealed it with our clear epoxy sealer. The tank will for sure not leak for many years to come. Brian wanted the more simple looking paint scheme for 71. All logos and stripes were painted on and cleared over. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio
1979 Honda 750 CB750K This beauty came to us via Kent m. From Virgina. Kent will be receiving these parts shortly once he gets back from Thailand. Nice Christmas present, right Kent? < Previous PageBack to Portfolio
1977 Triumph Bonneville T140 This bike is owned by Steve W. From the Flint, MI area. This was his brothers bike who has passed on and Steve wanted to put it back to better than new condition. < Previous PageBack to Portfolio
1979 Triumph T140D Special Orrin R. from Linfield, PA sent us this classic. It had a lacquer red paint job on it when we got it. I have seen worse jobs but how do you like it now Orrin? < Previous PageBack to Portfolio
1971 Triumph TR6C Rejuvenation for Motorcycle Classics Magazine Here she is! This is the 1971 TR6C we painted for Motorcycle Classics Magazine. Her first outing was to mid Ohio Vintage Days in Lexington Ohio. She really enjoyed it! We were very excited about being a part of this project. Motorcycle Classics Magazine rejuvenated a 1971 Triumph TR6C and we were chosen to paint the bike. The progress of this bike has been featured in their Sept/October 2007 issue of Motorcycle Classics magazine. “Finally, it was time for the piece d’ resistance, our freshly painted tank from Precision Motorcycle Painting. Initially, we weren’t sure what color we wanted, but in the end we opted for stock Triumph Pacific Blue with contrasting white scalloped side panels. Precision’s Craig McGlothlen poured his talents into this tank, using modern paints with a deep clear coat to finish it off, and...