Meow
Meow
I am now a Panther owner...1947 (allegedly) rigid M100 and will be needing...rear frame section, forks wheels clutch Mag, carb, mudguards, other bits in plenty..I am not going for originality so any period parts that can be made to work will be considered..don't even have to be Panther; already have a DMW tank with a Panther badge on it (as found at Shepton autojumble) & and a single sprung saddle of unknown origin; quite fancy girder forks, planning to end up with a Panther-based workhorse. Then I can tell clueless onlookers it has a Vincent Rapide frame & Bantam camshafts...hours of bullshit to look forward to. Any help welcome of course, crank rebuild first wallet-draining endeavour I think.
Re: Meow
Sounds like fun Paul
Way back a chum of mine produced a chopper Panther, how the purists would cringe
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Cheers Geoff

Way back a chum of mine produced a chopper Panther, how the purists would cringe

Cheers Geoff
- hondapartsman
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Re: Meow
So good to hear, I'd love to try to do something similar myself if I had money space and energy enough.
My flickr page http://www.flickr.com/photos/63994217@N08/
I'm like my regular ride, old battered and bit leaky, but still going.
http://notabikeramotorcyclist.weebly.com/
I'm like my regular ride, old battered and bit leaky, but still going.
http://notabikeramotorcyclist.weebly.com/
- hondapartsman
- Posts: 1110
- Joined: Thu Jun 04, 2009 9:17 am
- Location: Halesworth Suffolk.
Re: Meow
So good to hear, I'd love to try to do something similar myself if I had money space and energy enough.
My flickr page http://www.flickr.com/photos/63994217@N08/
I'm like my regular ride, old battered and bit leaky, but still going.
http://notabikeramotorcyclist.weebly.com/
I'm like my regular ride, old battered and bit leaky, but still going.
http://notabikeramotorcyclist.weebly.com/