Huffy?

[Brian macumber]

Was told this was a huffy by a the guy I buy parts from but not sure any ideas?

SNHEH04C59646

 

[Fv2]

Looks like walmart junk.

 

[A.S.BOLTNUT]

I agree with "Falstaff " it's a huffy .

 

[Wildcat]

Not an American Huffy, but looks like a good frame.

 

[RustyGold]

The chainring looks the same as 80s/90s LW star cruiser, Jamis earth and boss cruisers, Diamondback cruisers, etc...so, I assume it is from the same Taiwan company that made those...but, the big tubes would probably indicate later manufacture. 00's?

Jason

 

[Brian macumber]

Thinking it might be a fenix like the 20inch I have because the drop outs are the same.

 

[rrtbike]

Maybe a Sante Fe?? Looks like you could build it easily into something.

 

[Brian macumber]

Yeah gonna build it for something to just ride and not worry about it getting scratched or whatever.

 

[rickpaulos]

Huffy Cranbrook. $89 new & complete at wallyworld. Basic build off fodder.

 

[Brian macumber]

Huffy Cranbrook. $89 new & complete at wallyworld. Basic build off fodder.

That's what I was thinking at first but I have a Cranbrook chaingaurd and it's to short to reach the mount by the dropouts and dropouts are different

 

[rickpaulos]

wally has been selling cranbrooks for 15+ years. They do change. We've had quite a few a the local coop and I've yet to see two the same. Probably made in multiple factories. As mentioned above, It could be a Sante Fe. Same basic bike but with chrome fenders. Low end carbon steel sheet metal frames. Good for cutting and welding projects. I've seen a number with motor kits installed on them (and no decent brakes).

Here is one I helped my wife decorate:

 

[Brian macumber]

Thanks for the info guys.

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Maybe a Sante Fe?? Looks like you could build it easily into something.

I built this from a Santa Fe, then moved all the ‘good’ stuff onto a vintage framesets, once I had the opportunity.

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