Another Penton Resurrection

[linglewn]

I have just completed my first Penton restoration on a '72 Jackpiner. I did it for a friend who rode the bike as a teenager. I just wanted to thank the POG for all the hints and advice and especially Al Buehner for keeping so many parts readily available.

My son is into photography and wanted to use the bike on his website. If you are interested, you can see it at http://www.jeffrocam.com There are several shots, so if you have dial-up (like I do) it will take a few minutes to open. Hope you enjoy.

Now I have a '73 JP project to start on for myself.

Nelson Lingle

[linglewn]

For some reason the link isn't working. If you paste the address to your browser it will work. Sorry.

Nelson

[firstturn]

Nelson,
  Very nice job.  Thank you for sharing it with us.  I think the fact that your Friend rode the bike as a teenager makes it a great project.  I hope you next bike turns out as nice as this one.

Ron Carbaugh

[lksseven]

Hi Nelson,

Perhaps the link isn't working because the "." (period) got included at the end of the link.

Larry Seale
I choose to ride

[lksseven]

this link should work ......
http://www.jeffrocam.com

Larry Seale
I choose to ride

[lksseven]

Great pics (and not just the Penton pics).  Your son is talented.

Larry Seale
I choose to ride

[Rain Man]

1973 Penton JackPiner,  Cadillac of the woods !!

Simply put, The best [8D]

Raymond
 Down East Pentons