From: harry_mccarthy2002 <Harrytee@...>
Subject: Re: Rear Mudguard
To: viking27_is@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 26 August, 2008, 1:08 AM

Thanks, but I don't have any of the specification for a rear mudguard
for a plunger framed M20. Do you? Do you have a website I could
visit? I'd like to see some examples of your work. Thanks again,

Harry

--- In viking27_is@ yahoogroups. com, Rohan Puri <purirhn@... > wrote:
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> Hello Mr. McCarthy,
> I deal, manufacture and restore vintage and classic automobiles. I
read that you need a rear mudguard for your M20 project. I have my
vendors who makes new sheetmetal parts and the price for a M20 rear
mudguard is USD. 125 plus shipping upto America. Shipping must
be between 45- 65 dollars. Let me know if yo are interested. The
mudguard will be brand new made from 18 guage CRCA sheetmetal. All
sheetmetal parts for our motorcycles are made by that guy. Let me
know if you are intrerested.
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> Hope to hear from you soon.
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> Best Regards
> Rohan
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> --- On Mon, 25/8/08, harry_mccarthy2002 <Harrytee@.. .> wrote:
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> From: harry_mccarthy2002 <Harrytee@.. .>
> Subject: Rear Mudguard
> To: viking27_is@ yahoogroups. com
> Date: Monday, 25 August, 2008, 9:20 PM
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> Guys, I need some help. I abandoned my M20 plunger project a few
years
> ago. But now I'd like to get back to work. I've been searching for
a
> suitable rear mudguard and haven't had any luck, but I recently
aquired
> one for an "A" series plunger and was wondering if it would work on
my
> M20? Any thoughts or advice would be appreciated! The mudguard I
need
> is part number 66-6831. The mudguard I just got is part number 67-
6771.
> Thanks in advance,
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