Ruttman Bobber

Kenny1

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#1
So I got this off Ebay a while back and it looked like it was stored at the bottom of a lake. Got most of the rust ground off and decided to take a little different direction with this bike. I don't post a whole lot of pics but thought I would share this build.
 
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Kenny1

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#8
Ok. Didn't do a whole lot of work to the frame to fill in dings and stuff. Wanted it to look like it has a past :thumbsup: Also picked a color that's maybe a little retro.
 
#15
Thanks for all the positive posts guys. I was concerned more people would think I had done the unspeakable by modifying an original frame. The Ruttman frames have always been my favorite by far and this one was in a pretty sad state of disrepair when I got it so I don't feel so bad. I may not have many pictures to post between now and the finished bike but I will for sure post the finished product. Most likely by the end of the up coming weekend.
 

Kenny1

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#17
Finally got a chance to put the roller together. Need to decide what I'm doing for paint on the engine tins. It's getting a clone. The tank has been replaced with a Honda one for the reason that everybody knows the tanks on the newer clones look cruddy. I would be open to suggestions. 2 ways I am considering is black wrinkle finish on all of it or a light silver on some and the same color of green on the rest. I'm off work for the week so hopefully it will be running soon.
 
#19
Thats just FKing cool. I'd leave the clone silver and paint the tins on it satin black. Cant wait to see the finished product. :thumbsup:
 
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