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Dustin Howell
Приєднався 17 кві 2010
Відео
4 speed H Model CT70 Unrestored Survivor Candy Topaz Orange
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Gorgeous unrestored Honda CT 70. Bought new and ridden sparingly by Ken Thorpe from Portland (Oregon) Honda. It still wears the original license plate and license plate frame. Ken's registration expired in 1972. The expired 1972 sticker is still on the license plate. Shortly thereafter the bike went into long term heated hibernation. The Thorpe family held onto this special CT 70 for many years...
4 speed H Model CT 70 Full Nut and bolt restoration Candy Emerald Green
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Show quality restoration by George Feiker out of Minnetonka, Minnesota.
1964 VW Sea Blue with 64K original miles
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1964 VW Sea Blue with 64K original miles
1967 Karmann Ghia Bring a trailer auction
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1967 Karmann Ghia Bring a trailer auction
Edmondson Karmann Ghia Judson Supercharger brought to life
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This is the Edmondson Karmann Ghia being reunited with it's original Judson supercharger. The original supercharger was in the hands of a collector in North Carolina. It was found in March, 2011. After many years of being separated the 2 have found each other. The current plan with the Eddy is to get it back into 1/4 mile race trim, official "fighting weight" as it was back in its heyday.
Chris craft 18 ft wood boat discovered 5/23/2010
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1953 Chirs Craft Sportsman Utility. Put away into long term storage in1967, recently discovered in Washington state. This is a video of it coming out of its hiding spot where it's been for over 40 years. Original KLC engine, original interior, very well preserved boat. It now resides in Oregon and is used on a regular basis.
Very nice original for over 50 years. Was it sold yet ? Thanks
Where it will be available? And for much Indian Currency
Looking for a new same, want to purchase
Exactly my car but in L-87 Pearl white, red oxide interior. So fun!
How much?
Rodas de tala larga e alargadores na traseira?
Last small side and front windows year...
Last year flat windshield, last year heater knob, last year sunvisor on mirror, last year non flat fold down back seat, 1st year sliding 356 stye sunroof. 64 is quite a car. Yes, I have a restored one😂
For sale?
The 4 speed with a clutch was a CL70
Thank you ! I have same color. Same year. 111139. I’m going to watch this again !
I noticed that the handle on the right side underneath the seat is missing ? I see the holes where it should be, but no handle
Yea💥🌱
I HAD A SACHS 50 2 CYCLE IT WENT REALLY FAST WFO
That is the exact bike I had when I was a kid. Bought it used for $325 around 1971. Same, 4-speed, Candy Topaz Orange. It was wonderful! I think I put about 3,000 miles on it.
My dad bought me that Exact same bike when I was ten years old. Wow! This brings back so many Memories.
I have an Emerald Green CT70H also built in June , ser# 115419 Very close to yours
I received a 1970 with 1,100 miles from my wife’s grandfather when he passed. It’s a beauty as well.
Cam chain noise
How much
I wish I have
You talk to a Honda concourse judge! I want to talk to Honda concourse judge And ask him about Suzuki's.
I had a 1971 CT70H that exact color. I was supposed to get a SL70 but there was a dock worker strike so I had to "settle" for the CT70H. I put 4500 off road miles on it from the age of 13 until I sold it when I was 20. It was $360.00 brand new.
i know your comment is old bill but do you wish you still had it?
Wow the Bike is Beautifull i’m surprised when you mentioned the reproduction Tires that Corky Coker didn’t wind up with the originalMolds and make a bunch of them that’s kind of something he would have been involved with being the Age he is and aCar and Motorcycle guy in thec1970s i think almost every guy i’ve known learned how to ride on a Honda
40 years ? Must of been very good temperature and humidity controlled garage LOL !
It does have that problem of ownership. You really should sell her to ME .
That is most certainly not a 54 hull... Late 40"s or very early 50's. Nice find... The straight 6 in that utility is a classic but not much power.
I really have to wonder why it was hidden away for forty years?
Hello Randall Frank, there was a death in the family and it was willed to a Newphew that had "no interest in boats" and that's a quote. I know because I asked the same question the day I bought it. Different strokes for different folks I guess. The Newphew squirreled it away and a local Chris Craft enthusiast heard about it over a bbq. After some further vetting out, the story and the boat were legit. This video is the end result.
Why do you think that is not the original key? That little cover was sold I believe from Honda back in the day..
Hello, my Son was under the impression it was not. Since we made this video I'd done some research and found out that it is in fact the original key.
Wowww , absolutel beauty
What Utter Bull Shit,,, Not One Speck of Dirt In 40 Years,,,, "Click Bait Bull Shit"
Sitting 40 years?? That’s a federal crime!!
OMG I want one so bad.
1950 not ‘54
Nice Q tags on trailer too. Lol
Unbelievable I guess the the garage must have been a very dust-free environment you guys cracked me up !!
cool name cool boat, must have been the town accountant, or lawyer, or mayor who christened it
Real cool. Sounds like my story to.
That's a 1950 not a '54
Eu adquiri uma 15 ft . motor popa . logo estaremos iniciando pintura e instalação do motor .
Looks to be in pretty good shape for sitting that long. Those old woodies were and still are so cool
Thank you for the nice comments. We've enjoyed the boat regularly since digging it out of this garage.
Wash it up and turn the key.
youre lucky to find it in great shape i found a criscraft thet was sitting for at least 37 years or more don,t really know lady died who owned it new 1946 and a friend bought the house from the grandson and he was a tree hugger so boats were dirty to him so it went with the house and he tried to restore it but too rotted so chopped it up and sold the motor and nice brass chrome parts to a restorer i guess the garage had too much moisture in it
got a wiring problem, the marker lights are coming on with the brake lights
Some thing fiberglass just can't compair to
My cup runneth over, Better not let BARRY THE CLOWN know about it in D.C. or he might look to give you a EXTRA TAX on it!...."FIRE BARRY 2012"
hey, you don't need a new best friend who would help you enjoy that, do you? :)
What a beautiful find! My aunt has a Century Resorter that stayed in a boathouse for many yrs before someone found it. Hope you are enjoying it!
That is a very sexy boat!!! especially since it was in storage for 40 years!!!