Honda CB750 Sandcast
General Category => New Member Introductions => Topic started by: Tango911 on July 08, 2014, 12:09:37 pm
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Hello, my name is Steve Hoy I'm a motorcycle enthusiast and love to ride the old bikes. I got into vintage motorcycles about 7 years ago and now have the sickness. I've been buying and flipping motorcycles of all sorts but of all the barn and garage finds I have found, I never thought I'd come across a Sandcast! Although it's in pieces it seems like most of it is there. I will post a thread on my find very soon. It actually belonged to Klies. I'm now the 3rd owner. I hope to learn much more about the Sandcast bikes and thank you all so much in advance for any help. I've been a cb750 fan for a long time and if the help here on this site is anything like the sohc forum then I'm in good hands. Typing this from my phone I apologize for any bad spelling. Hope to Learn from you all soon
Steve Hoy
Sandcast #658
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Welcome aboard Steve.
The guys on this forum are THE Sandcast EXPERTS of the Universe.
Many of the distinctions have been identified by these sleuths but occasionally another one pops up.
The more pics, the better. Like on SOHC, you may have to have a few posts before posting pics so log some posts.
Keith (also SOHC KMB69)
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ditto what Keith says.
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Welcome aboard! You can post pic's any time. There are no restrictions here.
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Welcome Steve. Not only a barn find but a nice numbered barn find KP
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Hi Steve and a big welcome from me
pete
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Welcome aboard Steve.. ;)
You knocked has the good door for your Sandcast!!
On The Sandcastonly there are only vouchers!! ::)
Gerard
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thanks for the nice welcome guys.
Ive worked at Fedex for 25 years, im a musician and love to ride street and dirt.
Here are a few of my bikes I have many others in various shape.
69 305 dream
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a394/Tango911/2010%20Bikes/1969HondaDream305.jpg)
65 Puch 250
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a394/Tango911/2012%20Bikes/Puch_zps6eeb0032.jpg)
72 cb750 semi resto
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a394/Tango911/1972%20Tear%20Down%20and%20Rebuild/72cb750.jpg)
74 cb750 (soon to be 100% stock green)
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a394/Tango911/20140505_202749_zps6bc26324.jpg)
74 Kawi H1 cafe build
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a394/Tango911/H1a_zps081f4186.jpg)
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Why change the grey colour? Is it not original colour?
I remember seeing a grey german licenced CB750, engine vin 111 at the german motogp May '70.
And years later another grey one in Sweden.
Erling.
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Erling: As said from my resource, there was silver metallic colour for K2 and K4, but only available in Japan. There were no silver colour for german 750 or EU country general anytime. This tango´s silver seems to be painted.
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Correct, the previous owner painted it this way. That's why I'm putting some stock skins on it.
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Hello from Brazil Steve. Share your future # 658 restoration with us, people here are very friendly and helpful, do not be afraid to ask for help.
Marcello
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Hi Steve,
This is Duane up in Warsaw, welcome aboard!
Glad to hear you found a Sandcast. I have been fortunate to find three Sandcast bikes over the years.
This site is just a wealth of amazing information and has helped me uncover many needed technical details for my bikes. These guys are great and are the EXPERTS.
I get down your way quite often, so let me know if you ever need anything, you still should have my phone number.
Good luck on your restoration.
Duane