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Old 21st May 2009, 11:15   #61
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@krishnathanthri,
From the latest pics it looks like the B pillar is removed in the gypsy. Are you planning to permanently remove them ?
Actually it’s removed to check for any rust's in the Joints.
Check out the picture. The highlighted parts will be painted Dull Back color. Rest all will be painted Accent Viva Red color.

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01469.jpg
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Old 21st May 2009, 11:22   #62
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Krishnatantri,

before doing any header work and performance upgradation on engine visit Somendra Singh in Mysore and talk to him.
Oh Somendra Singh ya I know him. He repairs two wheelers and also four wheelers. He’s known for tuning RD 350. Pretty costly mechanic but.

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Old 21st May 2009, 11:43   #63
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Week 7: Dark Pink base Coat Paint job.

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01598.jpg

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01599.jpg

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01600.jpg

I bought these Lights from JC Road last weekend. The Round once will be mounted on the front bumper. The rectangle lights will be mounted on the top.

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01605.jpg

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01603.jpg

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Old 21st May 2009, 11:51   #64
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Week 7: Dark Pink base Coat Paint job.
Hi Krishna,

How about going in for the dark pink colour .
I bet it would be one of its kind. Just kidding brother, the painter knows his work well. I bet you shall have an amazingly well painted Gypsy.

Cheers !!!!!!!!!
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Old 21st May 2009, 12:00   #65
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Hi Krishna,

How about going in for the dark pink colour .
I bet it would be one of its kind. Just kidding brother, the painter knows his work well. I bet you shall have an amazingly well painted Gypsy.

Cheers !!!!!!!!!
Yes brother your wish has come true. Check out the snaps its Dark pink Now :-)
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Old 21st May 2009, 15:12   #66
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The Pink gypsy looks awesome..real awesome. Oh Man, I just love "pink"
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Woow,things are now started to show up.Good,and lets pray that it would be a good paint job too.I missed the last page of this thread as i was busy for last 2 days.I was more than happy to note that this guy knows his job.

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Old 21st May 2009, 16:42   #68
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I decided to go for embossed number plates. So started enquiring, few told 700Rs for two number plates. I got to know about a shop in marthahalli (Through some tread in Team BHP) who gives the same number plates for 450Rs. I called him up, went to marthahalli and ordered it. He prepared and gave the number plate the very next day. Now check out the snaps.

My Gypsy Rebuild Project-dsc01497.jpg

These are kinetic/ Honda Activa size and not four wheeler size number plates.

Am going to Mysore tomorrow, I will get the latest photos(First coat red paint job got over day before yesterday, Today the painter is starting Second coat Red color paint) and post it on monday.

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Srikant: let me know when you are coming to Bangalore, you will get to take my gypsy on a spin
Thanks Krishna. . Will surely call you when i am in Blore. And by any chance if i am driving down to Blore before your work is completed, i ll drop into Mysore to check the work in progress.


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These are kinetic/ Honda Activa size and not four wheeler size number plates.

Am going to Mysore tomorrow, I will get the latest photos(First coat red paint job got over day before yesterday, Today the painter is starting Second coat Red color paint) and post it on monday.
That would be a problem to drive around in Blore pal, i ve had bad experiences with cops there for silly things. Had to change my numberplate just cos it had projecting nos. and recently i was cought for having the TBHP sticker on my new number plate in Bangalore.
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Make sure that the gap between the windshield frame and front cowl is sealed with silicon.( not with tinkering paste)
this will prevent water seeping in.


Its better to have a small check wall made out a flat metal piece of 3-4 inch thick to prevent water coming inside driver cabin. Since your doina full fledged tinkering job, its not a big deal.
You can even consider buttoning your custom soft top to this check wall(outside) so that water will easily drip off to the luggage bay.

i hope that you got what i meant.
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Make sure that the gap between the windshield frame and front cowl is sealed with silicon.( not with tinkering paste)
this will prevent water seeping in.


Its better to have a small check wall made out a flat metal piece of 3-4 inch thick to prevent water coming inside driver cabin. Since your doina full fledged tinkering job, its not a big deal.
You can even consider buttoning your custom soft top to this check wall(outside) so that water will easily drip off to the luggage bay.

i hope that you got what i meant.
Yes MexXxentric i got what you meant. Tinker he himself told he will use sealent(silicon). He has not yet started working on it yet. I will give him a call and check again. Anyways thanks for you advice.

"buttoning your custom soft top to this check wall(outside)" Good idea.
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BTW, How much did those Hella lights cost?
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Old 22nd May 2009, 09:48   #73
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BTW, How much did those Hella lights cost?

Round lights costed Rs3250 for a pair(Includes Bolts). Rectangle lights costed Rs 1250 for a pair(Includes Bolts).
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good deal

Thats a good deal you got for the lights. Can you direct me to this shop or provide me th uner or name so that i can pick these too
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Thats a good deal you got for the lights. Can you direct me to this shop or provide me th uner or name so that i can pick these too
Hi Ajay,

I bought it from Car N Style in JC road.

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