Laverda 750 SFC 1974 replica

Rob said:
Here's what I believe to be a close copy of the original seat cover

Thanks for photos

I was searching something on internet and i fine a lot of different seats covers. There is a lot of seats like yours and there is a lot of seats with a lot more stitches.
 
Yes true, I would really like to get a copy of that book - but there rarer than a 'just of the Production line' genuine SFC.....so this book is a good available reference....



Paul Marx said:
There is only one reference concerning 750 SFCs, that is the Marnix van der Schalck-Tim Isles book..
And the 750 SFC register.
All other references are potential money pits and keep lawyers busy.
:D
Paul
 
Yes I know, I know..  :)

Rob's seat is pretty close, rings under the rivets a bit too large, didn't count them. Better run for cover now..

Marnix
 
Good enough for me  8)

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And now again i have to start searching for the correct headlight and find the way that i will mount it  :-\  All headlights that i found have too flat lense  >:D
 
Looking good. Lotta work but woth it.

I built a loose SFC replica back in...oh...wow...1994-96. Pre internet. Has parts from 5 differernt countries. Took a couple years to get all the parts together.

Still got it, still ride it.

 

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Steph said:
Carello headlight still available new from Alfa-Rom?o parts dealers.
OE on early Spider or Duetto.

were you talking about this headlight ? http://www.spider-point.com/alfa-spider/electrical-system/lighting/headlight-bucket-66-89.html 
 
Beautiful - I hope the threads hold up better than the steel ones!  8)  I generally cut off the m7 section and weld on M8 threads and tap out the frame lugs.
 
ludiluka said:
They are M8  :D
Great stuff, Luka - your work on a budget is a credit to you. I know what it's like to build a nice ride when the cash is not coming from an endless wellspring. Everything you're doing is classy work.
 
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