1952 Firestone Cruiser by HP Snyder / DP Harris
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Very nice!!
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Thanks you guys. That's not a price tag. It's a Lot Number ... I got it at an auction :mrgreen:
Here's the blog for the repairs: http://cycle-truck.blogspot.com/2012/08/1952-firestone-cruiser-resurrection.html
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Herman said:
What and where is the pike2bike ride?
That is an idea for one of our future rides next spring,it's an abandoned 8.5 mile section of the original Pa. Turnpike near Breezewood,it was abandoned in 1968,it has 2 tunnels on it,Ray's Hill & Sideling Hill,the shortest and longest of the Turnpike tunnels,it was featured in the Viggo Morteson movie "the Road". When I look at your bike it reminds me of the old Firestone logo "where the rubber meets the road"
I'm up for that ride. Keep me posted!
I haven't seen any Snyder built Firestones older than 1957. Does it have the year in reverse stamped on the BB? -Adam
Rustinkerer said:
BB = bottom bracket? I didn't notice it. I hope I didn't grind it off. I had to repair a weld on the very bottom of the bottom bracket.
tin machine said:
Thank you sir!
Not for sale 8)Euphman06 said:
Check out the blog I set up about it here: http://cycle-truck.blogspot.com/2012/08/1952-firestone-cruiser-resurrection.html
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Very nice work! Nice score and well done!
CRASH said:
Thank you!
