Hi Lex, check out the 8446 transfer to see if it meets the original specs as you once showed on your petrol tank.
http://www.classictransfers.co.uk/pages/picture-galleries/british-us-transfers/i---m/james.php

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Henri. I've never seen 8446 before. I think it must be a new addition to their stock? I have 6270 which is listed for 1940's bikes. Ron

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Hi Ron, using the photos from Lex, I had asked them to make it. Just wanted to make sure it was the correct repro. I stand guilty if not.

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Well Ron and Henri, that 8446 is exactly the same as my original paint and transfer tank, they made a good job of it!!

Here the pictures of the tank, thought I posted them before:





Cheers,

Lex

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Well I wish you had told me sooner Lex I wonder why they felt the need to have two such similar instructions? And who knows when they changed from one to the other?? Ron

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Ron Pier

Well I wish you had told me sooner Lex I wonder why they felt the need to have two such similar instructions? And who knows when they changed from one to the other?? Ron

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Is the "James" transfer a different colour? it looks more blue on the original tank.

Rob

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Thanks Lex!

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If you have a 'tank full of petrol' how do you get '7 measures of Oil' in there... ..Maybe that's why it was changed...Ian

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Good point Ian,

Lex, did you see this one on Ebay?
230885067450

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Henri, never saw it, I don't look for this stuff, you have to stumble over it cheap!!

Thanks, and if i will have some money in january, I might go and buy one.

Cheers,

Lex

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