I will look for it.

I have been working on my 35 1200 and thought these pictures might help. The outer part you have pictured is at the platers.

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I just wrote a long list of instruction and lost it. would be clade to talk to you and explain what you need. Please PM your phone number and I will call. Dell

For the up draft carb. Get a friend and some starting fluid. Set the choke and hand throttle, one guy runs the starter and the other the fluid.

BK; I have extra king pin sets and will donate if you need them. Dell

Mal and Peter; I worked on the 35 today and might have figured out what the boards are for. I placed a board on the uprights and it formed a right angle with the back of the trunk which would allow a person to place a suitcase upright in the trunk. I have no idea what size the top board should be, but making headway. Jon

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I found the gasket and ceramic filter on amazon for the carter filters. Dell

I am cleaning up the trunk on my 1200 project and question what I am missing in the picture. Does another board sit on the uprights and what size is it? Also note the small metal pieces, any idea what they are for?
Also missing oil filter lines, any one have a set or picture of the ends that bolt to filter. Thanks Dell

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I have a pump, motor runs and it needs a new home. Never used it, spare for one of my convertibles which have been sold. $150 plus shipping. Dell

On the 33 super eight I replaced the head with an aluminum one, $2000 was the cost and then I spent about 20 hours reshaping the combustion chambers to clear the valves. My head looked like a road map it had so many cracks and repairs. My friend John Wojec had his 29 super head repaired by a gentleman who heats the head up to repair. if interested let me know. Dell