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We are back from our Caribbean cruise. What a great time and good weather.

To keep this related to the restoration, I did look at the bike today when I put my antique tag on my '69 CL350.

Before we left on our trip I added some MMO to each cylinder so hopefully the rings are freed up.

Later this ...

I will likely hang on to the tank. Since there are so many mods I don't know if I will try and restore to stock or not.

I want to see if the engine will run before I make any decisions on restoration.

I will be away for the next two weeks so I will not work on the bike or be able to respond to ...

Today I took a little deeper look at what I have. It looks like the seat and frame have been modified to allow the non stock tank. Also the side covers do not look like any picture I have see of a CB77. The left side opens for a tool area.

Larry

Matt,
I have 3 running bikes so using this one is not an issue. Also there is a small matter of a title. At the time the bike was registered in Vermont, Vermont was not a title state. The prior owner does not think he has the old reg so that will make it more difficult to title.

My plan would be ...

I'm not sure if I will bring it back to stock or not. I think I will get close.

The tank may be from a Goose but the previous owner and I arn't really sure. The handle bars are not stock and don't really fit the holders, they are to narrow between up sweeps jaming the holders. The wireing as been ...

As I posted in the introduction thread under Superhawk I have acquired a 1962 CB77 which needs a lot of work. It was last regestered in 1981 and I don't know if it was used off road after that. It has been in a shed since at least 1983.

From time to time I will post progress and pictures.

Here is ...

Steve,
Yes I know I can post pictures. I will once I roll the bike outside and click a few off.

Where it is now in the Spousal Avoidance Unit or Man House it would have a '69 CL350 in the background and I wasn't sure that was allowed, VBG.

A picture of the CL350 is posted on the vjmc.org site ...