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Your M37, hndrsonj, is outrageously fine. Nice!

Nice! Did you get it done at a Staples store or something?

Wow, a gem, museum quality! REAL nice, hndrsonj. Guessing a winch was intended for that split front bumper, is that right?

That's looking sharp, real nice.

The excitement is building!

I'd forgotten how beefy those Nortons really are. It's been a l-o-n-g time since I rode one, nice machine.

:beer: What was your rating, hndrsonj?

So what was it that swung your thinking to the Navy, and Seabee Navy at that?!

It's looking SO good. :beer: I forgot now, was your M-37 originally USN?

Both of these projects are defining the peak of excellence. You're absolutely nailing it with BOTH of them. :jumpin:[thumbzup]

Sweet

No doubt about it, the Norton was a good looking solid machine. AND they were hard working. My cousin had one up in the hills of Albemarle County in VA and ran it as his dirt bike (!). He ran the thing ragged, but it never stopped running. Nice progression in your motoring history. The M37...

I had to look it up, nice bike. [thumbzup]

Ooops. I mixed up the image of the cab top, with the image of the hood. My error. :oops::doh:

Those (2) hooks (lifting hooks?) weren't there before now were they? Is that for hanging for the paint job?

That will be fine. Sure hope you'll post it all up on a thread here. Good luck, Brother! [thumbzup]

Well, it would give the bike that "one-of-kind look" that's for sure. :naner:

Deciding to go in on a first-class rebuild, is that why?

It sure looks good; outstanding. Shoot, you could post just a pic of that shop floor and I'd drool over THAT. :drool:

You know we're all of us out of popcorn! So now you're just being mean.