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https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/372830078358180/?mibextid=dXMIcH Any idea what and about what year this bike is?

Thanks Captain! Still sorta hard to understand. I'll watch some youtube videos and may be able to figure it out.

Does anyone have experience cleaning rust from the fenders and frame? Would I use a Oxalic acid bath? What mixture should I use and for how long should I soak the parts? Or are there better ways to preserve this bike?

Could you send me a picture of it? Thanks

I wish I could find a canti frame and all those parts for $10! I say BUY IT too.

I have been searching the web for "how to" remove surface rust and still preserve the patina. Looks like soaking the frame and fenders in Oxalic Acid would do the trick. Then wash in a baking soda solution to neutralize the acid and coat with linseed oil. Any advice on preservation methods?

So 3 indicates the 3rd quarter of 1946 not the month. Somewhere between July and September. Nice! Thanks for the info Wildcat!

Google says Morrow hub dates March 1946. 😎 I think it's original to to bike.

Exactly the same color as the one I have!

Thanks for the info!

The kickstand looks newer with no rust. The chainring has extra holes, not like newer ones.

Both have been resprayed white along with the nipples and about 1" of the spokes. "Cheng Shin" tires, Union made Schwinn Approved headlight, taillight and dynamo and newer Schwinn Hand grips. My brother said he rode it and it was "very smooth".

COOL! So early 52 or early 57. Thanks twojs.bike!

That's to small. I need one that is about 3 3/4 inches tall. I appreciate your trying to help, thank you!

Happy Saturday Fellow Ratter's! My brother found this Louisville Cycle Company American Flyer for me at a flea market in Manchester, KY. Has a New Departure front hub and a rear hub that has Eclipse Machine Division Made In Elmira NY USA P3 36 13. Morrow on the coaster brake arm. Any ideas as...

I'm looking for a stick on Schwinn head badge from the mid 90's. Similar to this damaged one. Thanks

Added the suggested crossbar. Moved the seat post further to the rear. Changed the angle of the "seat" stay and I think I figured out the bottom bracket. If I get this finished by the deadline it'll be a miracle! Now to figure out the headlight, seatpost, chain guard, fenders...... the list goes...

I am recovering a Persons banana seat and use a pneumatic angle grinder with an abrasive disc to shape the foam padding. Sorta just eye ball it. Before After

Thanks for the info Crash.