Nice banner...yours is in way better shape than mine.
Thanks for the encouragement....I just spent the afternoon in my modest two car garage cleaning, inspecting etc...the enormity of these restorations is becoming more apparent to me as I see what is written by persons like yourself.
As a 6 day a week Aerospace guy I cannot thank the people enough, close and far, that are helping on this.
One of those people, Kevin Weisenstein has taken on the role of Project Manager. He has worked tirelessly to bring the Sorcerer to the roller mock up seen in the photos released. His attention to detail and pure love of all things on two wheels is evident in his collection of custom bikes all built in his garage. I hope to be riding one of his custom Harleys or restored old Nortons to Palm Springs to visit with my Dad over the holidays.
Another hero in this rebuild is and will continue to be Joe Silva of Racers Machine, Inc. out of Escondido, Ca. He is reconstructing the blown rear engine and will be freshening up the other motor. This guy does it all and I recommend him for anyone with very special engine work...the kind you find in the old school shops. He is taking a stock CB750 and building an exact replica of a very custom nitro motor...and nothing will leave his shop, all the machining, welding, boring, head work etc...all by his hands.
My Brother David, is our PR guy and I am very fortunate to have this talent at hand. A professional marketing person that has built, sold and built again some very top shelf enterprises...we will all see his handiwork soon. He took the shot below....much better than the amateur version I submitted.
