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Update: Pontoon Rebuild Project – The Tear-Down

April 19, 2015February 16, 2019 - by Kevin Forth

With great weather in Alden during the April 18-19 weekend, I was able to begin the tear-down of the ’87 Manitou pontoon boat.  I had received all the new parts by …

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Update: Soldering & Wiring

December 28, 2013April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth

With Christmas behind me, I’m making some progress with the radio restoration project.  I’ve replaced about 3/4 of the 73 year old components, but still have about 6 hours of …

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Update: Parts Begin to Arrive

December 7, 2013April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth

Replacement parts have begun to trickle in for the Hallicrafters radio restoration project. Meanwhile, I’ve been working hard to research the proper restoration techniques, and to study the functionality of …

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Update: Hallicrafters Tear-down, Ownership History

November 26, 2013April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth

The 1940 Hallicrafters radio restoration project has barely started and it’s already been quite interesting. First, I’ve learned that my Uncle Walt only received this radio in 1975. The radio …

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New Restoration Project: 1940 Hallicrafters S-20R

November 23, 2013April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth - 6 Comments.

Some of my fondest childhood memories are of the holiday gatherings at Uncle Walt’s and Aunt Eleanor’s house on Nottingham Street in Detroit.  The strong scents of roasting turkey and …

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Touring on the ’65 Honda Benly Touring 150

September 22, 2012April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth - 3 Comments.

Between the rain drops and gale force winds, I insisted on taking the ’65 Honda around town.  I’ll be hauling it down-state tomorrow, so this was my last chance to …

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Restoration Complete

September 16, 2012April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth - 4 Comments.

Today I had the pleasure of putting 23 miles on my newly restored 1965 Honda CA95 Benly Touring 150.  I took it easy since the engine is still breaking in, …

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Reassembly Begins

July 14, 2012April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth

274 days after I began disassembling the ’65 Honda in Alden, I finally started to reassemble the pieces.  Since the wide white wall tires are still on back order, I …

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Parts are Painted

July 10, 2012April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth

This afternoon I had the pleasure of picking up the motorcycle parts from the painter.  The parts look fantastic, painted in a metallic black with a clear coat to give …

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Ready for Painting

June 10, 2012April 7, 2018 - by Kevin Forth

After a few months of scrubbing with steel wool, sand blasting, filling, sanding, priming, and repeating those steps, the ’65 Honda motorcycle parts are ready for the paint shop.  My …

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