Hello all,
This is really my first proper post on here, Ive been a member for awhile now but in the back ground learning and taking in all the brilliant info on this site..
The names Jonno im from the UK.
And heres my story of my 2004 Blaster which i got as a little project but since then its become a big project as ive got abit carried away!
It started when one day i decided to strip it to clean it up.
Im not gonna bore you with essays just quick info and pics!!!
We all love pics..
I started by tearing it down to give me an idea of what i needed to do.
Once Id done that i found lots and lots of issues with it that needed doing. Thats when i decided i was going to fully restore it and improve it.
The first thing i did was take the frame and components to be shot blasted to remove all the poor hand paint work the previous owner had done. After that i had to repair some damaged bolts and broken engine mounts
Once id done them few bits it was time to paint all the parts up to get them all looking fresh!
A little primer
Then on with the paint
This is really my first proper post on here, Ive been a member for awhile now but in the back ground learning and taking in all the brilliant info on this site..
The names Jonno im from the UK.
And heres my story of my 2004 Blaster which i got as a little project but since then its become a big project as ive got abit carried away!
It started when one day i decided to strip it to clean it up.
Im not gonna bore you with essays just quick info and pics!!!
We all love pics..
I started by tearing it down to give me an idea of what i needed to do.
Once Id done that i found lots and lots of issues with it that needed doing. Thats when i decided i was going to fully restore it and improve it.
The first thing i did was take the frame and components to be shot blasted to remove all the poor hand paint work the previous owner had done. After that i had to repair some damaged bolts and broken engine mounts
Once id done them few bits it was time to paint all the parts up to get them all looking fresh!
A little primer
Then on with the paint