My build list is growing.

Basket cases,

82 430cr
83 430wr milk truck
79 390 OR
77 250 cr
82 250wr

84 250wr complete runner just needs cosmetics. Milk truck plastic tank, cr cylinder. Orginal.

Scavagening up more parts. Two cylinders came with unused new pistons.

One must know his parts. A while back I purchased a complete 430wr engine it was advertised as a military 250. It's not a auto. The pic of looking in the exhaust port told me it wasn't a 250. I purchased a 250 cylinder/head that I thought was a 390. Bigger bore in the pic than a 250. It turned out to be a 420 go figure for $39? I just purchased a crank for a 250 it looks like a 390. I can't wait for it to get here. People don't know exactly what they have. Better know what your looking at. Parts is parts, extra parts is even better.
My work starts with building complete ready to run engines. Then build the bikes as fast as popcorn. Well age has slowed me down.

Unfortunately the price of parts is slowly going up. I see single shock frames for $500.

single shock frames for 500? i see whole bikes for less. there are always people asking too much for stuff.
any bikes put together and running yet? no pictures of any of these?

How about putting up some pics of all these bikes

yeah pics ????? sounds like you have been officially "CALLED OUT " LOL !!!

Pics would be good

There all apart, I have parts all over the place, downstairs, in the kitchen(boxed). In the bedroom and garage.
There all apart. I been buying all the affordable parts. Like a disc brake front rim for $39. Example. Affordable frames, tranny gears, I'm turning into a hoarder I guess. My 84 250wr is a runner it's been in a barn for decades, the suspension was reworked and she runs great, it needs some tlc.

I have a few pics of my huskys of the past.

The cost of buying a bike part by part. The frame, swing arm/shocks, front tree/ tubes, tires and rims gives you a roller.
Then it's little parts, rear brakes, brake pedal, bars/levers, gas tank, seat, plastics. The biggest nut is the engine. But the parts won't last forever.

Yea I think that anytime ones motorcycle hobby begins to invade the house and eventually finds its way into the bedroom it can officially be labeled as hording. But on another note, if that's what floats your boat then more power to you. Live on my friend!

The wife isn't happy right not. She's filling the garage with my parts. If she wasn't here I'd be building them in the living room and rooms too. My health isn't great so I can get away with it for now.

You've got one of those too? My wife gets downright mean when the smell of solvents, oil and/or 2-cycle exhaust seeps into the living room from the basement or garage. I never understood the appeal of a detached garage until I was married.

On a serious note though, I couldn't keep my bikes straight if I worked like that.

No smell of grease or solvents in the house. I found a 390cr complete bottom end for my 420 cylinder.

Pictures?

The 250wr and 390cr engines aren't here yet.

No bike in bed ?

don't start that again.....

No grease in the house only clean, dry parts in the basement. (Xtra gear sets ect.)

pics or it didnt happen!

It's happening this is my bucket list to turn the earth on a 390cr. My muesum pieces will go to my sons.