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1984 VF1000F build

Discussion in '1st & 2nd Generation 1983-1989' started by ehames005, Apr 3, 2010.

  1. ehames005

    ehames005 New Member

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    I am starting a build thread about my 2 1984 VF1000F's. I bought them both for $200 from a friend of mine. One was a runner and one was a parts bike with a flat cam.
    Pics of the bikes when I got them home.

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    The white one has the flat cam so it is the parts bike. I found that the rwb bike had rust in the tank and it had rusted through :mad: so there goes the good looking tank. So after swaping tanks and priming the carbs it started up and ran pretty good. Also the key that I have only worked in the ignition and no where else so now I am in the prosess of removing all the locks from the white bike since I have the key for those. Today I changed the oil with good Mobil1 synthetic oil and as soon as my camera batterys charge up I will post pics of how they are now.
     


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    Nice find! :thumb:
     


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    beautifull bikes man....great project....maybe projects... good lock
     


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    More pics of how they look tonight.

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    Mileage
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    Well I decided to paint the white fairings to a more sutable color here are a few pics of the progress.

    In primer
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    Color for the side panels
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    Color on the tail section
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    I am gonna keep it the flat black look I am gonna put on the decals in gloss black to get some ghosting effect. Next is the front fairing and then on to the fuel tank.
     


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    looks good guy. Saw you poke your head into chat. keep the updates coming, I love these projects!
     


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    Thanks this is my first project bike and I am having a blast with it!!!!
     


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    I have been busy working on my bike and my other hobby ( R/C racing) so I have not been able to post my progress. Here are some more pics of my progress.

    Fuel tank in primer
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    The rear section mounted
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    Paint on the tank done and test fitting of the tank and side panels
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    Before I pulled the tank for paint I was able to take it for a test ride and WOW was I impressed with the power of the bike. I really like that you do not have to rev the snot out of it to get into the power it has strong torque right off of idle and this bike has not run in over 2 years!!!!!! I can't wait till it cleans out and really get's after it!!!!!
     


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