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thanks man!

it can be made to work, but not without a good bit of machining. You are correct that the RD is the predecessor of the banshee motor, but there are some differences. mainly the head stud locations and some of the transfer ports

oh man that thing is way cool man! wish you would have kept it!!

love it dmw. this whole project started when I bought an r5 motor, then moved on to finding a complete rd350... then a liquid top end, then chamers... and on and on it goes haha

hmm gotta figure out a photo hosting site again. Thanks sneaky snake for that though!

I spend most of my spare time restoring/refurbishing vintage Japanese motorcycles, but this particular project may fit in here better than those. I came across a 1975 rd350 and an old road race fairing of a similar vintage. I couldn't bring myself to repaint the really cool period correct...

Thanks for the welcome (back) guys. Ill try to put up a thread on the truck here soon. Basic back story is that it was my grandfathers. He bought it used in 1950, and its was in the family till the mid 80's when the farm sold. My neighbor bought it at the auction, but knew that I always loved...

Hi ya'll. Levi here from marion ohio. ive actually been on this forum for quite a while, but I guess its been long enough that all my old posts are long gone. Working on my same old 49 ford F3 that ive had for years. plans are simple, lower it and drive it. maybe a half ton axle swap to get a...

Haven't been on here in a while. Glad your still wrenchin and roddin!

haven't been on here in a good while bill, but im glad to see your old rod is still going down the road!