MOLDS

[jesse1]

Guys, I decided to let everyone know that I still have the existing molds of Streethawk~(not the prototype).

I did not want to be bothered (so, I stated I did not have them) until I was ready to move forward with these molds or to be harassed for all these years to make molds.

I still am on the fence whether to make mold; depending on cost. I will decide the next few days. If I do, I will be selling complete kits. I will need to find a vendor to produce these units.

The original bikes were done with a sprayed on fiberglass into the mold. They were not sheets of glass laid down during the normal process.

[JON1482]

Very intersting. Can we see the rest please?

[jesse1]

Yes, I give you a dollar and you want a 100.






Next week I will be going to my storage unit and will take detailed pictures of each piece.

[JON1482]

Nice, thanks.

[scott]

Excellent news!!

[spyhunter2k]

Next week I will be going to my storage unit and will take detailed pictures of each piece.

Mark, weren't you going to post some pics?

[jesse1]

Sorry, been busy building Star Trek Chairs.

Molds are at my mold guy the past several weeks. They will be spraying the fiberglass onto the mold instead of laying the layers.
Once they come back, I will take pictures.

I am thinking about selling completed bikes using the original or newer bikes.
I am looking into legality issues.

[jesse1]

When will your parts be ready to sell? The rear pan didn't look right on Jon's bike? Did you make that one or did Jon?

[JON1482]

No that was me, I don't have Seth's skills so mine was purely by eye and made of wood! Again is was all down to time restraints. It's only temporary and It will get replaced. I've remade the seat so it sits lower. The frame on my 84 XLR bike is slightly different to the 83 XL model.

[Guido]

Hey Mark,

if it would be allowed I would also love to say I would be interrested in a full set of body parts (all that you have).

Greetings Guido