you should be able to get it at any quality auto parts store in the auto body section,it's made by EVERCOAT,they make primers and other fillers too so check to see if it's online.you probably WON'T find it at pep boys,checker or wally mart.
try this...www.crestnetsales.com/body.htm

if your reparing a steel or aluminum belly pan use Metal to Metal.it will hold up ten times better than bondo.it's actually ground aluminum.i use restoring cars and some of that stuff has been on one car for 5 years now,no bubbles,wrinkling etc.

a few people did it in this area back in the day,but weren't real reliable.runing off the sprocket to the jackshaft 1-1,thing is motorcycles have way lighter cranks and the clutch's wouldn't hold up,shoot sometimes they don't even hold up on bikes!

#5-if you have part numbers floating around in your head all day

i got that far,but the problem is on the front of the rail it has screw holding it down,ithas to bend up slightly,plus it needs to be trimmed there too.

since it hit 57 here in northern wi over the weekend i decided to put on new slides on my gpx,since all the slides have to be trimmed to fit whats the best way to cut them? and how do i bend them to fasten them down on the rail?.i got more skinned knuckles from removing the old ones and trying to ge...

i always use a old yellow plastic plochmans mustard bottle mixed at like 20 to 1 to prime my sled.no fires or accidents yet!.

i don't get it,just who are the stupid ones? you or the cat guys.hard to tell

not sure how far north you are coming but i live in the hurley area and this morning it was 22 below.the trails look good from what i saw.

center to center is 10.6 and offset is 11 mm.thats for a 74,i believe the 75 is the same i'll check.i do know that some catalogs list a different belt for the 75