Jeff and Bob,
Thanks for sharing. They sure are nice!!

Swishy, that lime green one makes my coffee taste funny...

Bob must be a very proud papa when he looks at the "twins".

of Twins but by far these are the biggest!
I know Bob is proud of these as he keeps them very clean!

Thanks Jeff,I'd also like thank Jim Zimmerman, he is the one that did most of this magic, Firecat for those air clearner parts, Ron Meeder for not buying them, and the old fella that sold me the orange one cause it was to far gone. Yes Tom I feel very lucky to have this pair,wish I could bring them to the show. Thank all, Bob Stewart,A.K.A. CAT-IRON:)Sorry, many thanks to George rankin for his fine job with his sheet metal,sorry Steve could'nt wait!!!

There is a TON of People to Thank for All the Effort that went into making the twins look as good as they do!

They look great! Were they both orginally High small fifteens? Congrats!

I have a 25 that I got from Tom a few years ago that when I started to sandblast I found orange, red and green under the yellow on it. I think the green is the first color on it. When in Oregon a few years ago, I spoke with a gentleman that had a 25 there that was a military machine and mine was only a few numbers off.