Guys I thought I would never get these completed. I just finished them today. Now I dont know how to get them dirty and scratched up. Tell me what you think!

 

nice bikes they look verry clean.

 

Thanks I will never get into such a big project again. Every nut bolt bushing bearing seal has been replaced times three.

 

Looks nice... I think you should give one to me! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

Honestly looks like a very clean job. Bikes look great!

 

Great looking bikes rooster!

Now tell me, does your parts shop send you a birthday card in the mail every year since you started those projects? [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

wich one is faster? on my 250 my 87 motor was quicker than the 88

 

I havent ridden these bikes since I finished them a couple days ago. But my 87 was the fastest before the restorations. But I would emagine my 87 will still be faster. But time will tell.

 

Nice Zillas! which one of the bunch are ya going to keep? or maybe all?

 

Rooster, Awesome looking bikes! It sounds like you like zilla's as much as I do. The only thing you need now is a '90 zilla to complete your collection [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

I've got two '88 zillas in mint stock condition, and an '87 that I'm getting ready to build. (Custom made Dr. Q pipe on the way.) My brother also has two zilla's, an '87 and an '89. But he's going to throw his '87 engine into an MX LT250 chassis that he's building (also using a custom made Dr. Q 250/500 hybrid pipe) with lots of extra goodies. Should be scary fast when he's done.

 

Yagerzz me and my buddy both ride zillas. I just love the power. Hows the riding in missouri. Would love to check out some new areas. And break in my bikes let me know.