As a 65 flh owner I can say you completely ruined the classic look of that panhead with that horrendous seat. Stick to Yamaha if you don't know how to properly restore a panhead.
Hi Melissa Cross, Super Producer! It's hard to believe its been almost TWENTY YEARS since we visited Memory Lane Antique Auto Salvage in North Hollywood, CA for the Mustang restoration show...but it has! I remember shooting those great Classic Car Restoration shows with you and Kevin Tetz and Keller Wallace and everyone in Knoxville in one-week blasts. I used my "vacation time" from my regular job as Tech Editor at Hot Rod magazine to be able to host those episodes. We sure got a lot done in each week! I hope we get to work again together soon, Steve Magnante
Thanks Mark - this was a fun trip. I originally saw this on DIY-TV - years ago. I have looked for it on YT before, but didn't find it until just the other day. It was a good as I remember. I wish I could tell you about my own experience with a Jeep. Your videos inspired me and it was a success. So thanks much.
I bought a Miro stove top pressure cooker at a thrift shop. It appeared to be in new condition, still in the box but no instructions. I bought pork ribs and liquid smoke. You have covered everything I wanted to do and needed to know. Thank you so much.
Un buen constructor de guitarras pero no es Bueno procramarlo como el mejor del mundo.hay decenas o centenares como el.en mexico en una entrevista juan pimentel dijo que en españa lo proclamaron como el mejor del mundo por favor informense.el unico reconocido mundialmente es antonio de Torres como el mejor y escuchado guitarras casi con el mismo sonido una de Michael thames y existen mas constructores muy buenos pero nadie a su nivel eso que construyo.parte en el siglo pasado ahora tendria mejor vision .
I grew up watching this show that aired right before either the game shows Top Card or 10 Seconds. I watched both of them before doing my homework. In addition one day in 2011, I cooked roasted beef tenderloin with rutabaga potato gratin for supper.
Wow, this video has been here for years and only has 1 comment and fewer than 100 thumbs up. It bewilders me. This doctor is very knowledgeable, and this is great information. Thank you for sharing.
The Clock - When I was a kid a neighbor had a '41 Dodge that they ordered without the clock option. In place of the clock, rather than a blank out plate, the car came with a picture of FDR.
To all the nay sayers out there. I purchased a seat off ebay, it was yellow stained as mustard. I followed the process in this video and the seat came out perfect. The seat is still soft and pliable. After many mounts and dismounts the finish has stayed intact and bright white. I would reccomend this process to anyone restoring a seat with no physical damage. Thanks for the great video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not a restoration, you could restore the original seat easy. Spray painting a swap meet seat which was pretty good, you lost all the patina. Then you fit some new seat on the bike? I don't understand the logic, but it's your bikes you do what you like with them. I spend a lot of time trying to keep my bikes original as possible.
Actually showing how to cook. How refreshingly quaint. Unlike the "cooking" shows these days. It's all about moving the camera around and not really showing you anything...just....movement.. The medium is the message! Millennials will hopefully regret how they contributed almost nothing to society
