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1 of the guys on our aussie sit e has had a play with photo shop tell you what this i would own  mind you i'd like to know where were surpose to hide the radiator tho 
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Fe Butt
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do the back end a little differently and some fins and I like it too.
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when they've been out for a while and become a little cheaper Ian i'd like to do something with 1 of them 
04 yellow&black Speedmaster+the Money Pit{xj jeep}
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That photoshop looks like it has potential, but yeah getting ridding of that radiator will be a problem, because it looks shocking with it.
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Stickman Yogi
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Not too bad... not to bad at all. But yeah... what to do with the rad. 
Live to love, love to live.
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New Tires
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The radiator is on the far side of the bike behind the rear wheel. It's being used as a side mount lic plate holder.
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It may be possible, using advanced image manipulation and enhancement techniques, to insert certain key elements that were overlooked during actual Thunderbird design and production... Some time honored British character would be a good place to start 
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Now, come on Leno. That baby has some "time honored British character", alright. Well, that AND some o' that "time honored American Hot Rod/Bobber character" mixed into it too, of course. Don't be so darn hard on these T-Birds, dude. Just because(and just LIKE the BAs and the Speedies) they don't totally resemble a STOCK 1968 US-specs Bonneville, LET ALONE a UK-specs Bonneville of that era, doesn't mean that they don't have any "time honored British character", my friend! (you see, all the T-Bird really needs is those FRIGGIN' FINS AROUND THOSE FRIGGIN' CYLINDER BARRELS, and it would've looked near perfect...but maybe I've mentioned THAT around here "a few" times before already, huh?!) 
Yep! Just like a good Single Malt Scotch, you might call me "an acquired taste" TOO.(among the many OTHER things you may care to call me, of course)
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Looks sweet... back is bobbed a little too much for me, but sweet non the less. Can't wait until they've been out for a couple of years and REAL bobbers and customs start showing up.
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Brent has an aftermarket fin kit for the new T-Bird. 
we should do this every weekend!
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Quote:
Not too bad... not to bad at all. But yeah... what to do with the rad.
Remember the OIF (Oil In Frame) bikes? Maybe someone could work up a CIF setup.
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