Pacifico Shadow vintage cruiser

Andyvh1959

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Back in 2020 i built a full dresser VN900 Kawasaki for my friend. It turned out so well I'm nuilding the same fairing on my VN1600 Vulcan
 

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The Pacifico Shadow is a really well made fairing equal in quality and design to the classic Vetter fairing. Just a different interpretation of what Craig established as the deisgn and build goal. Like the Vetter fairing, the Pacifico is made of formed ABS plastic, which makes it very easy to repair and modify.

Depending on the model of Pacifico fairing, like mine, it has flow through air vents to direct cool air to the rider behind the fairing. It also has a pensl between the vents to easily accept a modern single-DIN style stero receiver. On my build I also created a mount/bezel to install a gauge cluster from a VN1700 Vaquero Kawasaki.

I designed and built/welded my own faiing mount that attaches to the frame at the steering head on my Vulcan 1600. So there is no visisble mount under the fairing, much like the fairing mount on a Harley Road Glide.
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