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Yes, I definitely need to look into that for the 800...
Love the saddle'bagless look with just the round bag!
Another sweeeeeeeet Drifter
That looks real nice...well done!
Nice looking bike, Caveman! I'd like to see that paint person. Although good luck finding someone on this forum to trade with you....
overall a very nice looking ride.......
Seat looks like it belongs on the bike.
The Thunderjet was installed in the refurb process, so I have no comparison to what it was before. I installed it along side the battery under the left side cover. The seat shown in photo's was a mockup. Here is the final seat and brackets. Very comfortable, narrow enough in front to clear inner thighs, yet wide enough to match tank. It was a much modified mustang Harley seat. The bag bracket is a saddlebag support from and old Harley also. I rebent it into a one piece loop, curved it and mounted. Clears fender yet thick and strong enough metal to hold and already chromed 
Sometimes it takes a while to realize what you've been missing. Started riding in '63, owned H-Ds since '66, bought the Drifter in 2009, now I'm hooked....
AZCaveman, congrats on an outstanding job! As far as the H-D goes, sorry been there done that 30+ years too...got my Drifter and ain't going back!
Magnificent work!
Beautiful bike to be proud of.
Excellent repairs of the plastic and the new paint is a standout.
You are a hero!
Looks like a fine ride! I'd probably move the barrel bag though as it will rub the paint on the rear fender and damage it.
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