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OEM Parts 83-85 VF

8 posts Started 17 Apr 2006 Last recovered post 18 May 2006 Wayback Machine snapshot 29 May 2006

#1
Where can I find these? Does anyone still carry them? I know they stopped producing them, but there have to be a few out there. I need two front fairing stays/headlight buckets, two RS and two LS engine covers, and would like brandy-new parts.
#2
check your dealer. i know those particular parts are discontinued from honda canada. ebay is your friend, you'll still find these on there - slightly used ones. i found a fairing stay and just sandblasted it and powdercoated it - looks just like new.
#3
SEBSPEED, Apr 17 2006, 02:39 PMWhere can I find these? Does anyone still carry them? I know they stopped producing them, but there have to be a few out there. I need two front fairing stays/headlight buckets, two RS and two LS engine covers, and would like brandy-new parts.


I saw this add in my local (Greenville, SC) paper today. I'll quote the add exactly:

"Honda VFR 750/500 Interceptor '83 parts bike $499. (864) 985-1774."

It's probably worth a call.
#4
Well, I bit the bullet and ordered a fairing stay from my dealer, for $210. That's after a friendly discount, too. sad.gif Oh well, I wan tthe thing to look brand new, so some money will have to be spent! I was hoping to get two, but it looks like I'll be using the new one to make a straightening jig for the other two I have comp13.gif

I'm going to restore to as new-as-possible condition my '83, which has 2,995.7 original miles on it, and do a decent resto on the '85, which has about 25k on it, to a slightly hot-rodded condition. It already has a K+N, and Dynojet jet kit(also had F1 Cobra slip-ons, but they got crunched when I went down on it), and I would like too add (Accel?) coils and wires, F2 wheels, and upgrade the suspension a bit.

I love those lumpy motors, and I'm already riding them in my sleep...
#5
SEBSPEED, Apr 20 2006, 09:26 PMWell, I bit the bullet and ordered a fairing stay from my dealer, for $210. That's after a friendly discount, too.  sad.gif   Oh well, I wan tthe thing to look brand new, so some money will have to be spent! I was hoping to get two, but it looks like I'll be using the new one to make a straightening jig for the other two I have comp13.gif

I'm going to restore to as new-as-possible condition my '83, which has 2,995.7 original miles on it, and do a decent resto on the '85, which has about 25k on it, to a slightly hot-rodded condition. It already has a K+N, and Dynojet jet kit(also had F1 Cobra slip-ons, but they got crunched when I went down on it), and I would like too add (Accel?) coils and wires, F2 wheels, and upgrade the suspension a bit.

I love those lumpy motors, and I'm already riding them in my sleep...



Just bought a 1983 VF750F with 24,000 miles. It runs, but I am replacing a cam and adding the DRP bolt-on oil mod. I also have a 1984 VF1000 motor in good shape I would like to trade for a 750 - or use parts? Are the carbs interchangable?
#6
alternatively try David Silver Spares in the UK ........ www.davidsilverspares.co.uk

cheers

V_M
#7
Dude, I have mentioned this in several other threads regarding finding parts for VF500's. I have found every single part I have needed from servicehonda.com.... fing02.gif
#8
DEZLPWR, May 18 2006, 04:33 PMDude, I have mentioned this in several other threads regarding finding parts for VF500's.  I have found every single part I have needed from servicehonda.com....  fing02.gif


yep, they are great. i've had several orders from them. some of the 84 parts are now discontinued, as i'm sure other oldies are too. grab'em while you can.

note: just talked to them the other day, they'll no longer ship parts to canada due to the handling/prep charges by the shipping companies. doh! too bad.
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