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Thanks. Are you sure mine was Giant made? Info seemed scarce, but with the msrp so high, I thought maybe it was.

I was told someone had an older Schwinn bike with big tires on it, and of course my mind started racing. So I rolled into the driveway and this is what was waiting for me. It was $25 bucks. I knew it wasn't a Chicago Schwinn, but I figure I could flip it and make a little money. So I get the...

Those weren't cheap bikes. Is say closer to 350

Actually found a matching shiner on rear hub too. I didn't see it at first , because it was covered in grease and grime.

I found this 55/56 Schwinn Tiger three speed (I have to check the serial number, but hub says 55). I bought it from the original owner. He sold greeting cards to earn the money to pay for it himself. He repainted it a number of years later because the red paint had faded so much. He still had...

Got it for $75. Has hub shiner pic below. Original head badge was not attached, but he had it. Along with this schwinn tire gauge holder, which includes a "tyre" gauge made in England.

Have a chance to buy this 55 tiger from the original owner. He repainted it because the paint for very faded. But it's all there. He has original seat to go with it. Only thing not original is grips and tires, which are schwinn tractor. Has a nice jeweled hub shiner on the front. This is a pic...

I concur. Not worth much.

A variety of parts make up this klunker. Columbia frame, guard, gooseneck, and sprocket. 30's Hiawatha handlebars and seat post. Schwinn dx fork. Newer and unknown rims. And the obvious schwinn seat. Need some grips and get rid of the knobby tires and all will be good.

And Green Bay

Awesome

In my neck of the woods!

I paid $60 for mine at a thrift store, and it was mint. Sold it for a $100. I don't think they have a ton of value and aren't rare, but are solid bikes (and good commuters) and would be worth 100-150 to the right person into neck of the woods.

That's 1980. I used to have one just like it and it rode beautifully. I sold it to help fund a trip to a wedding years ago, and I miss it. Awesome bike.

Just picked this up this $40 dollar buy this morning. Probably mid seventies, but I've been itching for a road bike to clean up for awhile. I guess the AVA stem has a history of failure, so I will replace that. And the Simplex skewers are desireable. Either way, I'm going to fix up and ride it!

All I can say is wow!

Got both today at the same stop. Roadmaster seems to be 1936ish, with wrong stem, pedals, and guard. Repainted too! But I love it. (Thanks to Phil for info). Also had the Eliminator. Not my cup of tea, but both bikes were bought at a VERY low price. Love the seats on them.

Re: Toolbox Tank Bike Identification It does look Elgin to me, but I'm not expert.

Serial number was on bottom bracket.