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Haha! I've yet to build a tall bike and since I recently turned 64 I'm thinking about landings a little more these days. I may yet build the convertible tall/stretch I have a MTB stashed for.

Right now I'm just going to take it all apart, the first frame/bike. The swap to the patina'd Monark is only if there's a global failure with the old Rockin' Rollfast. The fork that works the best with the big fender is going to decide a lot. That said, I have a few choices unseen yet.

'95 Cannondale CAD2 Yeah my youngest boy is an easy 6'3" lanky...

For now it'll be the first bike but the front end will be drastically different. No skinny tire deep dish fender look... I'm at the take everything apart and survey stage in this build.

Me too! I've also got a couple other pieces that may find their way into this build. A flipped rattrap fork is a favorite of mine and I have another one. There's also a nice fat Hank in the shop on a funky pink rim that I'll be lacing to a 3 speed coaster...

Well I do have this rusty survivor that I know the fenders would fit on. I'm not sure I want to mess with such a nice patina'd original "ish" cruiser. But I'm not a purist or a restorer, so I can take it apart if I want. lol.

It's time to dismantle Rockin' Rollfast. Even tho I may pull a frame swap I'm going to see if I can wedge these Monark fenders into this stretched frame.

Way too busy to start this build. But I'm always in for the punishment. Tires, upgrades and some super detailing. A rebuild for my youngest son.

Looking for a matching front rim to the white on the back...

@Skipton

Now look who's got a bee up their bonnet...

Please always wear that from now on...

I don't see why not. I tear old builds apart and redo them often enough...

Anybody have a theme in mind for their build? I've got a couple New York Central reproduction oval emblems that might be cool. How do I make a bike look like a freight train?

Thank you @oldcars

The "Other" idea I have is one of those convertible rides that stretches out when you lean back and rises up when you lean forward... I've got a MTB stashed for the build and it might just be the time for it. Complete with deep fenders too... some of your style mixed with some of mine.

Welcome brother. What til May 1st and enter into the fun we have with the annual build off. There's usually two classes, Traditional and Unlimited, depends on structural changes etc like no cut and weld or scratchbuilts in the Traditional class and not much for rules in the Unlimited class. The...

@SwissGuy I want to know what the build quality of the plywood cargo bike was like?