More older stuff:
Heres my current bike, Yamaha FZR with Buell 1200 engine. V 2.0

V1.0

And heres some project pics.
The frame when I started.

Engine

No fit :(

Now it fits ;)

Then I tried some different tanks and tails.

This bike is for sale!

I started to fit the windows today.

I still have to make new templates as you can see but otherwise don´t look too bad. I also removed the  door skin from the drivers side and next I need to modify the drivers vent window.

Got something done today. Heres the inner panel for the rear pillar:

The paint is too light, I think I´ll have to get another hue of blue ;)

I primered the inner structure. Next I´m going to make a piece to cover that area.

I painted the roof with a brush, I´m trying to save the weathered look of the car (and not to upset the guys in the garage with overspray :D )

The color is a little lighter but I´ll  sand the shine off, maybe it looks better then :/

Progress! I had to use some filler to get the roof and pillars straight.
Heres the roof.

And heres the pillar with still some high spots :/

I also welded the inner structure with a few spots so I can check out how it works. After getting that finished I´ll move on to the doors and windows.

The Buick is going forward.
Here I tried some inner structure for the rear pillar. After I get the sheet metal finished I can weld them in place and cover them with more sheet metal :D

I also shrunk the passager side vent window. Looks like it would work!

 

Another few hours with the drivers side pillar

Pretty good, just a few spots to weld

Heres a start of a helmet for my brothers boy.

Heres some older stuff:
I´ve done many of these, sinking the tacho in to the tank.

It´s easy to fix a dented tank if Youcan access it from the bottom 

More mods:

Or a fender for Harley.

Ok, thats about enough planishing the roof.

Next the pillars, more hammering

I had to post one photoshopped pic. Lowered suspension.

I had to move the car outside to get a good look. I like it!

High´n´low :/

The parts of the pillar are welded torgether and then the seam is opened with thin grinder wheel.

The roof is about 50mm longer

I made the piece so I can weld it with TIG. Then I don´t have to grind as much as with MIG weld. Less weld -> less grinding -> less heat, suits me ;)

The filler pieces for the b-pillar.  The cavity is for leadeing the roof panel to pillar.

The piece was little lower before the welding (and after :/ )

Welded! Looks worse than it is. My goal is to finish the job (almost) with out filler.

A little more massaging needed..

Eyeballing with paint. I used 3 different spray paint to get the color near enough.