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hi guys,it's been a while since i login...anyways this is the RoadMaster Luxury Liner i've been restoring for a friend...
hope to get it done before x-mas, :p

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i've already striped,primed few of its parts...

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and painted them...(rattle can baby :D )

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that's all for now...hope i can finish the fenders and get it rolling again...
thanks guys :D
 
Very nice its good inspiration for me I just bought a 54 frame for a project. I like yours better though as my chainstays don't kick up in the rear.
 
thanks Largek9 :D .yup, the tanks sure gave me some tough times...
 
thanks XC204 :D ,goodluck on your project bike,post it for us see...thank you
 
hi fellas,here are some more pics of the other parts...

the persons red block pedals...
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handle grips...
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seat post...
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fenders and stays...
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chainguard with decals on...
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some pics of the assembly...
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looks like im going to make it before x-mas after all, :D thanks for viewing guys,
sorry for the low qaulity images...finish bike soon...
 
hi guys,sorry for keeping you waiting :D ...thanks for all your positive comments.
@dogdart,@gcrank1...yup 8) it's a steel rear rack for bikes...just added the wing for stability...this racks are a bit common here...back in the day,the old folks used this bikes for transportation and business...they would carry sacks of rice or vegetables to market,some sell food or snacks...that's why they needed steel racks for heavy loads...that is also the same reason why nowadays we are having a hard time looking for their original racks...some misplaced them or sold them to scrapyards,to be melted down for new metals :cry: ...

anyways here it is :D ...
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thank you for viewing fellas,i did make it before christmas! :D
 

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