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New BB, crank and chain is on. That's a start anyway.

You can have hot tomato's if you pant your peppers next to them.

I like a nice jalapeño every now and then and love to use Texas Pete on my fried chicken. Hatch, NM green chili's I use to make chicken cheese enchiladas are damn good as well as grilled jalapeño's stuffed with cream cheese wrapped in bacon and sprinkled with brown sugar.

I have 2 Ross/Chain Bike Corporation bikes. The green one is a 1959 Super Deluxe, S.A. 3 speed, badged ROSS, the blue one is a 1961 THUNDER JET badged C.B.C.

2016 was a rough year for bike building for me. The main reason was work with time away for my wedding and honeymoon. 2017 probably won't be any easier, work wise, but I'm gonna' give it a shot to finish this project. MBBO-11...

That is a lot of patina! I'm watching this one.

Give this place a look. www.chrometechusa.com I've used them for model car parts but they do automotive dashes and other plastic as well.

The wife hooked me up this year with a few bike related items. These are Patten prints that will look cool framed and on the shop wall. She also got me some Park Tool cassette removal sockets and a much needed Black & Decker 6 amp drill.

Looks amazing! Tires are killer!

Head badge.

Wheelie pictures!

Some finished pictures.

Started with a 1968 Sears, 24", 10 Speed Muscle Bike that I bought on Facebook from Kevin Larson at Vintage Bicycles, Parts and Accessories. I was able to get my Shimano Automatic 5 hub (from my Ramcharger bike build) apart and laced on a new wheel. I scored some NOS parts i.e., Shimano Eagle...

Not a Sears bike.:ninja:

The one handed Alabama wheelie! Super job TRM!

That slick is sick! What a tight fit. Cool looking ride!

If Dodge made a bike this one would be it. I love the Super Bee theme. Put a Dodge in your garage!

Fantastic wacky build. Looks like a blast to ride.:banana:

Another nice one. Color is sweet!

Looks tough to ride. Consider a quad next build. Looks great though!:thumbsup: