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Project Norton What have we done?

In order for this to be a reality and not just another of my many unfinished piles of junk that only move when I trip over them, a plan has to be hatched. So although I was itching to get started, some mundane tasks are needed. Bah humbug.

First – what have we got/what have we duplicates of/what do we obviously need? The basics are there like frame and swingarm along with the bigger brackets and engine plates. Bodywork? Check – mudguards, tank, headlight

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