Four Wheel Forum

Hello, I'm looking for a rear wheel to replace a wobbling one.
Let me know if you've got one and info on the condition.
Thanks,
Bob

Excellent job! Looks too nice to ride.

Bob

Thanks. And you are right about the guys on here. Several have helped me out big time.
Bob

Thanks for the comments and for the info on the cap.

burned a vacation day today and spent most of it in the shop. starting to look like something.....

I got lucky with the video turning out as good as it did with me riding it down the road one handed. You have a very good chance of your engine running just as good as mine. The 160 is a great engine.

Someday when I get one of those snazzy GoPro cameras I'll get better and longer videos of my ...

and a couple more and then back to the shop.

I don't think this is the correct gas cap but 2 of them just alike came with it. It seems to sit too low and is difficult to grasp for removal. It also is lightly touching the paint on the perimeter.

Fuel tank came out decent. Chrome has some deep scratches and is thin in places so I'm afraid to polish any more. Could not find correct screws for the emblems so bought standard thread stainless screws from Tractor Supply and tapped to matching threads.

Few more progress pictures...
Still deciding if I like this look on the shocks. If I had the correct covers, I would use them. But I have to pick and choose what I spend my limited resources on.

Just had to say I love this video. Hope mine runs this well.

Got part on the way so no longer looking thanks to Steve.

Bob

I have a nice wiring harness on ebay that will fit on your (and any 1966-1969) Honda CA160.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/200681245525?_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649&item=200681245525&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK:MESELX:IT&vxp=mtr

Thanks for letting me know. I need to look mine over to see if it is OK. The ...

Thanks! When you get yours done....or even during the process of the resto, you should post pic's. It's always nice to watch others progress. Enjoy your projects!

I started a build thread on the CA160 page. I'm not the best photographer but here is the link to it.
http://www.fourwheelforum.com ...

Will give the paint a few days to cure and then will start the assembly. Still have a lot of parts to clean up and polish but have a good start on it.