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I am pretty fond of the fan myself. My Grandmother taught French at the local High School her entire career. The fan was in her classroom for decades.

I am going to try to get it as close as possible by adjusting the chain length first and then will go the Gowjobs route of messing with the stays and hopefully I can get it close. A buddy is hooking me up with this chain ring off a 41 Shelby.

Personally I would have thought long and hard about painting it red, for comedic purposes.

Am I the only one who sees the humor in "riding a pink rocket"?

The 16"s do make excellent wall hangers but your little BF would be an easy fix and I have a 3yr old who would burn up the sidwalk on that beauty. They also look good on the roof...

Let me know if you need a NOS tire for the rear. OR IF YOU WANT TO SELL IT!

I parted out a lady's Huffman with a broken frame a while back and since most people cant tell the difference between a Huffman and a Shelby fork I am going to use it. I will have to have the treads chased and the tube cut down but I think we have a winner. Not sure if I will leave it...

The rear wheel is going to need to be extremely honest but I think I can make it work. The even bigger chalange will be getting the tire centered under the fender. With any luck the chain will fit perfectly when I have the wheel where I want it, but I'm not holding my breath.

Dug up some 24" wheels and slapped on some TBs. I'm positive they are going to look good as long as I can squeeze them in the frame and under the deep fenders.

This kind of talk disqualifies you from riding it. That question doesn't belong anywhere near any of my bikes. Real men don't wear scarves while it is still warm enough to ride a bike so it will never be a problem. In fact if you ever see a grown man wearing a scarf while riding a bike, go...

Anybody else??

Going to use these deep fenders and rack from a later model Shelby. The fork is temporary while I tread and cut down a more appropriate one.

The lower top tube has been very poorly welded at the seat post. Additionally that same tube has a dent in it. Couldnt get the dent to show up in a pic but the bubblegum and bird poop did. Just for reference, here is a pic of what this frame looked like when it was purchased new.

Last week I picked up this ugly 30's Shelby wishbone frame. This particular frame has no holes in the headtube for a badge. This is a tell tale sign that it was a Supreme with the big wrap around tank. The frame has two issues and since I dont have the skills to fix them properly, I decided...

Is the fork off a Rixie tandem? I would LOVE to have one of those.

Join "2 Tired Wisconsin" on Facebook you just might not want to start with "Having Moved to Wisconsin from areas where there were real bike swaps. Shows". You might be suprised to find that there are lots of us in Wisconsin and several swaps and shows.

Just want to say this outloud.... Please stop sanding through the original paint to see what the serial numbers are. Most of the time it is unnecessary and often no help or significance to IDing or dating the bike... That is all.

I have some extra shirts we made for our local club "2 Tired Wisconsin" that feature our copywritten logo. They are available in Black or Sand color and I have sizes S-M-L-XL. Sorry the grey shirts sold out. Cost is $20 shipped to your door.

Yes, but what is it worth?

Anybody got any thoughts on the value of this pedal car? I don't normally pick these up but its a woody and its called "Dude Wagon" so I felt like the universe was leaving me little choice.