frame serial number 400001
frame serial number 400001
hopefully i will have the chance to restore this ca72 back from the dead
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Late 1964 model? Nice find. I think you have a lot to work with there. It's in pretty good condition. Do you still have the side covers from the old photo? I, too, would lose the add-on directionals, but I'd try to fit the kind appropriate to Dreams. They didn't come with them in the U.S., but did in other countries.
Yes they did Seadog in UK & Canada and the CA77 I bought I intended to make it as per UK spec with original blinkers and was lucky to find a pair of OEM ones on e bay that would polish.
I feel what I have achieved is as close to original as I remember the Dream back in the 60s.
It is not perfect and not a museum piece as ride it whenever the sun shines and the smile is as broad as the Grand Canyon.
I feel what I have achieved is as close to original as I remember the Dream back in the 60s.
It is not perfect and not a museum piece as ride it whenever the sun shines and the smile is as broad as the Grand Canyon.
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The bike in the original post it for sale on e bay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Honda-CA-/222339160022
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1964-Honda-CA-/222339160022
Last edited by casamere on Mon Dec 12, 2016 4:23 pm, edited 1 time in total.
That's just beautiful, Casamere. You did a fine job.
I handled the blinkers just as you did, but I could not find the "innards" for the rear lights. I made up my own, created gaskets and used repro lenses. I still have to cut the lens screws to the proper length.
If I can get the engine going and reinstalled, it should be nearly done.
I handled the blinkers just as you did, but I could not find the "innards" for the rear lights. I made up my own, created gaskets and used repro lenses. I still have to cut the lens screws to the proper length.
If I can get the engine going and reinstalled, it should be nearly done.
casamere wrote:Yes they did Seadog in UK & Canada and the CA77 I bought I intended to make it as per UK spec with original blinkers and was lucky to find a pair of OEM ones on e bay that would polish.
I feel what I have achieved is as close to original as I remember the Dream back in the 60s.
It is not perfect and not a museum piece as ride it whenever the sun shines and the smile is as broad as the Grand Canyon.