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Dave Swanson
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Posts: 4824
Northern Illinois USA
1970 Ambassador Perservation Project
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August 04, 2026, 07:08:50 AM »
The 1970 Ambassador preservation project is now complete. It runs very well and I am out putting on the initial miles.
This bike has been off the road since 1985. It suffered from all the usual maladies from sitting that long, but it was stored in a decent environment.
The original finishes were retained. I have around 400 hours labor in this one.
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Dave Swanson - Northern IL
1935 GTS
1968 V700
1970 Ambo
1971 Ambo
1973 V7 Sport
1974 Eldo
1974 Police Eldo
1976 Convert
1977 Lemans 1.2
1980 T3 California
1993 1000S- Sparklehorse
1998 V11 EV HDM
2004 V11S - Eraldo-ized
2016 Griso - Beetle-ized
2021 V7-850 Cent
2022 V85TT
2023 V100S
MGNOC L-780
Cam3512
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Re: 1970 Ambassador Perservation Project
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August 04, 2026, 07:28:04 AM »
Very nice work Dave!
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Cam in NJ
'67 Stornello Scrambler
'71 Ambo Police
'74 V7 Sport
‘20 V85TT
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DoubleGuzzi
Gaggle Hero
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'19 V7III CarbonS; '11 750Breva; '79 V50II.
Location: NE Écosse
Re: 1970 Ambassador Perservation Project
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August 04, 2026, 07:35:09 AM »
Truly wonderful!
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Nearly natural progression..
Past: SS50, Z200, Z250B, Z400J, (H100), GT750, K100, ZR1100, 900 Trident, 955 Sprint ST, (ZR550, M600), 900 ST, (B750), (V7C).
Present: V7III CS, (V50II), (Breva 750)
Dave Swanson
Gaggle Hero
Posts: 4824
Northern Illinois USA
Re: 1970 Ambassador Perservation Project
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August 17, 2026, 07:12:28 AM »
I was out getting in a few more break in miles. I am loving this 750cc motor. It is very peppy and smooth.
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Dave Swanson - Northern IL
1935 GTS
1968 V700
1970 Ambo
1971 Ambo
1973 V7 Sport
1974 Eldo
1974 Police Eldo
1976 Convert
1977 Lemans 1.2
1980 T3 California
1993 1000S- Sparklehorse
1998 V11 EV HDM
2004 V11S - Eraldo-ized
2016 Griso - Beetle-ized
2021 V7-850 Cent
2022 V85TT
2023 V100S
MGNOC L-780
larrys
Gaggle Hero
Posts: 1487
Location: SE CT
Re: 1970 Ambassador Perservation Project
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August 17, 2026, 04:49:59 PM »
Followed your thread in the build forum. Very nice work! In the middle 80's I acquired a somewhat weatherworn white Ambassador for very little money. It was "just another old bike", then. I threw a couple of used tires on it, a new battery, and got it running pretty well. Me and Mrs larrys used to roam the back roads around here on it. It was so much mellower than my hopped up SP. Put it in 4th gear at around 40mph and just leave it there...
Larry
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Re: 1970 Ambassador Perservation Project
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August 19, 2026, 05:27:08 PM »
Mmmmmmmm. More screen savers! Beautiful.
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