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Battleship62
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Mine didn't. Super early 1977 model. Serial Number 0000035 to be exact. Black with blue / gold stripes? No green.
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Flyboy
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Didn't Redneck paint his 550 John Deere green when he did the rebuild?
WOW...That 1100E is beautiful. What a steal in excellent condition with no issues or leaks for $2000.... The engine, wheels, swingarm, & V&H 4-1 are worth more than $2000 alone! I never cared for that style bodywork & gas tank, but that shade of green really makes it look great.very similar to the deep jewel green that my now-deer-dented tank was in the photo I posted above. Tossup between black & dark metallic green for me. Dad's '64 GTO that he got in high school in '67 was gulfstream aqua, very similar, led to a lifetime bias for me
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Well, we've had a ton of rain here in Iowa and I farm so no planting for us. Means it's time to paint the bike!
Looks very dark in the picture, but it's green!
My dad had a Honda GB500. It was very very dark green, similar to that.
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Irish_Mavrik
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I am thinking about doing a black, lime green, and gunmetal paint job on my tank...maybe black on the sides up to gunmetal with a green stripe down the middle and then maybe orange pin striping to separate the colors...but its up in the air still...
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shedman1300
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My wifes bike. Its not British racing green but its Ford Feista green
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beatnic
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my Buick Sea Mist green GS750
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Hey Doug, what kind of front fender is that? Ever since I put a 110 90 18 front tire on a DID 2.15 X 18 rim , I have had basically no clearance for most fenders. I was looking at modifying VF1100C fender that I have, but yours looks like it will solve tire clearance problems
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beatnic
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Hey Chuck, I made the fender/fork brace. I to am running a 110/90/18 on DID 2.15x18 up front and couldn't find anything I liked.
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