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Taking it to VanNationals this year ?
https://www.vanning.com/threads/ubb...46th-van-nationals-july-25-29-2018#Post726490
Royce, I agree with John. That looks a lot better than the work a "professional" upholstery shop did for me.For "slowly learning" that looks pretty damn good.
Love it!
Reminds me of my Dad's 61 VW Bus he had the front seat redone in button tuck.
Royce, I agree with John. That looks a lot better than the work a "professional" upholstery shop did for me.
The interior is spot on and looks fantastic.
Just thinking how fast you got this thing near complete.
You burn the hours or just work efficient. Or both?
I struggle on all that. LOL.
What he said!You have done a great job with your interior so far, I like it. Are you planning anything special for the carpet? Or just...carpet.
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I think only VW and Corvair vans could have a bench up front. PrettyI don't think I have ever seen a front bench seat in a van before.
But even those had bucket seats didn't they?




Glad to hear the first trip out went well, it sure looks purty sitting there in the sun! Love the little CT70 in the back, I used to have it's twin...
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I had it in my office room, it was a fun conversation piece.Sold it about 4 years ago.
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Another less popular bike I picked up the day after I got the CT70 is a 1973 Suzuki RV90. I guess they are very popular in Japan. They call them van vans. It actually would be a much better bike to ride around town than a CT70. They are two strokes. Bought it from the original owner for a great price.




I heard at the DLRA meeting this past weekend some of our members at Bonneville stated the Salt surface was not as good as it has been in the past. Great photos of the Van on the salt.


The consensus out there is the salt was the best it’s been in close to a decade. Lots of new records to prove it (including the worlds fastest piston powered).
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