Wheelhop's Most Excellent Adventure

Working on my new eBay logo 

Love it, you should have some T-shirts made up

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Working on my new eBay logo 

 

Interesting,  Are you going to be selling parts?  
Let me know when you get a bike running or want to come out for a garage visit at my place.  Or, do I need to come east to see your hoard of bikes & parts?  LOL  We need to ride or at least hang out in on or the other's garage and talk about riding!  

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Working on my new eBay logo 

 

Interesting,  Are you going to be selling parts?  
Let me know when you get a bike running or want to come out for a garage visit at my place.  Or, do I need to come east to see your hoard of bikes & parts?  LOL  We need to ride or at least hang out in on or the other's garage and talk about riding!  

Come along with WheelHop for the August  get together at my place 
Dave

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Working on my new eBay logo 

 

Interesting,  Are you going to be selling parts?  
Let me know when you get a bike running or want to come out for a garage visit at my place.  Or, do I need to come east to see your hoard of bikes & parts?  LOL  We need to ride or at least hang out in on or the other's garage and talk about riding!  

Come along with WheelHop for the August  get together at my place 
Dave

Yes, get your affairs in order and plan on coming to the August Get Together by the lake!
 

Trailer up a project too and we all can   help out 

Thanks to Moose1800 an idea became a reality.
I had some Oink Jr. shirts made up for the Michigan get together last weekend.
 

Thanks again for the shirt Wheelhop ! I'll wear it proudly, That was a very nice gesture and I'm glad I got to meet you.

My most excellent adventure continued on Friday (yesterday) as I drove about 800 miles from Chicago to Casey, IL then to Columbus, IN to Sheperdsville, KY and back to Columbus, IN (home of Cummins Diesel Engines) and back home!
First stop was in Casey, IL where I sold/delivered a Suzuki ALT 50 Trail Buddy 3 wheeler to a gentleman named Clayton. My daughter is too big for it now!

Next, I picked up Moose1800 in Columbus, IN as he was up for a little road trip that was only another 90 miles away from his garage.  I was able to see the "turd" in person and we swapped a few parts again while I was there.

Next stop was Shepherdsville, KY  (Louisville proper) where I was able to trade a 1979 KZ1000 LTD and some other parts for a built "early" 73, 74 cylinder head, Pistons, rings, jugs which are ready to install on my 1974 Z1 900 project.

I met Tom Z around Thanksgiving picking up some engine cases and a crankshaft for MIKAW.   I told him what I needed for my 1974 Z1 project and we were able to work out a deal trading parts and stories.