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Sure here are a few pictures of building some including my latest creation, Bultaco Astro replica tank. I am even reproducing the Bultaco gas caps, and in the picture below shows the original and my reproduction. Thanks for the comments Curtis...!!!!

Looks great, Glad to see someone building a real race bike...!!!!! Curtis

Oh my god, I dream of owning an Eckhold..!!!!

We used to cryo treat some racing internal engine and transmission parts for greater performance and life and it worked for what we needed. Their are many different situations where certain types of treatment benefit a part. I've been in the machining, fabrication, engine building and racing...

jd750ace, 3003 H14 is the material of choice most tank builders and metal shapers use. I use .090" on all my tanks. Depending on the tank design when using .090" material the majority of my tanks become thicker, to about .115" thickness. My tanks get thicker in the areas that are shaped to...

Tanks are made using a soft alloy for forming. Heat treating would only make the tanks more susceptible to cracking.

Those tanks were built for past projects/customers. You can contact me @ my shop for more information. Thanks Curtis

Been able to help quite a few people out this year with some very nice projects around the country. I thought I would share a few pictures. Enjoy, Thanks Curtis..!!

Hi Buck, As far as I know and from what I have been told by some race friends of Shell's, a lot of his good stuff was bought up by a few friends and collectors. I believe someone did take the company and tried to make a go at it, but it did not fair well and they did bad business. Other people...

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And here is a picture of what they will end up like. I will be building a XR style heat shield number plate as well. Thanks Curtis

And, some more pictures along the way..!!!! Curtis

And here are more pictures..!!!! Curtis

Well, last week I spent some time building a cool set of dirt track pipes for a 750 Shell flat tracker. Here are some pictures. Curtis

Here is a few pictures of a Sonic Weld 500 Triumph frame that I repaired and put it back to original for a customer. Frame had been cut and rear stays extended for a hillclimber. Someone really did a number on this frame, but I made it right. Neil Keen and Albert Gunter were very good racers...