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DT175 resto
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G.P
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Re: DT175 resto
Most excellent! always fancied one of these. Looking forward to the restoration. 
Full refurb or rolling resto?
Full refurb or rolling resto?
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Skub
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Re: DT175 resto
Ha! I used to own one of those back in the day. 'Twas a surprisingly good little thing off road.
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GuzziPaul
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Re: DT175 resto
I've got one, had it for about 30 years, used to belong to my best mate, it's maintained as "useable". For green laning and riding through winter. No indicators, 12 volt conversion and different bars. Havn't ridden it for a couple of years though but wo't take much to get it going.
Re: DT175 resto
If looking for parts, look to Australia they where still being sold new up till 2007 downunder
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Le_Fromage_Grande
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