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bad news, my copilot father in law cant make it tomorrow. I guess I'll have to load more stuff in the front seat...

mud season is in full swing here.

Just finished freighting the van. bringing a bunch of project bikes, an Electra Townie with Xtracycle, old and cheap rollers (Raleigh, Gazelle, Fairlady, Schwinn) a few frames (Zep, Schwinn, Fuji), skip tooth wheel sets, tires, boxes of parts, sweet girder fork, antique gas torches, old...

Sweet ride. I refurbished a very similar girls version of that a couple years back.

Ahhh, the smell of burning metal..

Westfield Manufacturing something or other, Columbia, Pope, Hartford etc...

Peugeot is late 60's.

Now we're going to need to see your fiberglass skirt guard process..... fiberglass fender braces too?

you had me at Junk.. Nice work! you going to go with the skirtguards? I kind of like it without..

I was noticing I had a few neat old tires hanging around, anyone else come across these? US Royal Masters Centipede Grip. Pretty worn and dry but I cant seem to throw it out either.... Gotta have your Royal Chain's But how about this one? Only marked Allstate, ballooner size. has a...

check the drop outs for stamping. If they are no name, its probably a mass produced frame, if they are like Ritchey or something, it may have been hand built. Tange fork?

Very similar to a Hummer fork. Looks like many of the Hummer forks had cut outs which looks pretty cool. Trying to make them look like welded up tubing a bit.. If I could find an HD emblem on it I could triple my price right?

The dropouts are for a 7/16" axle and are 4-5/8" inside. Weighs ±7lbs.

Just to further add to the list of possibilities... here it is with a 29er front wheel, 29x65 tire, still room for a fender. Plenty of clearance for a disc brake even.

Thanks all for the positive comments. I also wanted to mention that I picked up a really nice double wall cardboard box today. BUMP!!

Murray built.. that's about all I can offer

This fork would be great on a tandem bike as the spring is very heavy duty.

This box of stuff for $100 shipped in the lower 48. Bunch of handlebars, Elgin pull back style, Schwinn bars with grips, ladies torringtons, Schwinn scripted brakes, nos bar tape, nos Wald 26" cruiser fork, ratty seat, there's a chainguard in there, couple of sprockets and crankset as well as...

Thought I would put this to good use but here it sits... I've made numerous conceptual designs for this fork but never more than that, time for it to relocate.. I was told this may have come from an AJS but have not found any photo evidence to prove or disprove. Center of axle to top of top...

I'd like to find an FC150 or 170. maybe someday..