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My Z1B Resto'
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fuel tanks
What I have read is that Z1 tanks had no seam at the back,and Z1000 tanks had one.Tank on mine [bought off a friend who converted his 1000 to Rickman chassis] is from a Z1000 with seam. Remembering the Rickman conversion jogged the old grey matter to where it came from.Result.
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This guy is pretty good and fairly close
http://www.kcmotorcyclepaintwork.co.uk/
He done my paint work
http://www.kcmotorcyclepaintwork.co.uk/
He done my paint work
steve bowdler wrote:This guy is pretty good and fairly close
http://www.kcmotorcyclepaintwork.co.uk/
He done my paint work
and I can vouch for how good the paintwork looks!
ColSZ1B wrote:Whats a Z1000 tank worth these days?tlc wrote:If that is a 1000 tank they are hard to come by. I would offer it for sale and get a PMC paint set
The Z1000 tank is a litre bigger than the 900 by being narrower between the front mount points.
If it's good and straight it's worth 25% more than a 900 tank.
Having said that try finding a good Thou' tank.
Asphalt Cowboy Z1100R, 1981 Z1000J
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