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Post by cp9800 on Feb 15, 2022 23:29:49 GMT -5
I'm in the process of reviving a very early M model (Frame # 10063). It has the brushed aluminum turn signals on the rear but the fronts were replaced with chrome signals as the result of a crash decades ago. Does anyone have an idea how I could put my hands on a pair of early turn signal backs? I also wonder if a plating shop could possibly replate some chrome backs to look like the original. Has anyone tried this? Thanks.
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Post by wayne on Feb 16, 2022 1:07:50 GMT -5
I'm in the process of reviving a very early M model (Frame # 10063). It has the brushed aluminum turn signals on the rear but the fronts were replaced with chrome signals as the result of a crash decades ago. Does anyone have an idea how I could put my hands on a pair of early turn signal backs? I also wonder if a plating shop could possible some chrome backs to look like the original. Has anyone tried this? Thanks. A chrome shop identified the unique finish on the the M instruments as "brushed satin chrome". Turns out to be correct and I've had them done a couple of times. Perhaps take the signals to a shop and see what they say. Once again, Rotary Recycle is the place for that sort of stuff but still offline ATM. |
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