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1. Ultra fine steel wool and boiled linseed oil are a must for bringing old bikes back to life. 2. Save your used motor oil after doing an oil change on your car, buy a little steel bucket or an old crock pot, boil small tidbits in said motor oil. The results are incredible. (This 'trick' has...

Very nice! What tires are those?

Oh wow! Cant wait to see this come together. The lines are awesome!

Very Nice

haha love it.

Very cool!, can't wait to see some more pics.

So much old goodness, by far my favorite build so far.

Nice! I'll take that lame kids seat off you if you'd like ;)!

Hopefully he picks a sweet FELT bike from a dusty garage somewhere.

Very cool! Can't wait to see this on the road

Anyway, I have all parts necessry, have 2 brooks saddles lying around, handlebars, I just need some tires and some 24'' rims.

I have a dumb cycle truck frame that I cant get rid of, tried building it last year but simply did not have the time. I have several 24'' frames, early 1950's. I want to build the cycle truck to be able to hold A BABY SEAT ON THE FRONT PLATFORM (My wife and I had a baby) Or use a 24'' frame...

You can braze it is g a cheap hand held propane torch. It's pretty cheap to acquire the needed supplies.

Does anyone know the inside diameter of 7/8" bars?

dont wipe your hands while putting the bike together, and rub them all over the tires. Usually dirty mine up right away lol...

Just your standard green Marine Corps aviation coveralls. have so many of them.

Feedback is overrated, just check my sig. Maybe it is in settings? I just received a notification for a member leaving me feedback.

Can't wait to buy one, I thnk it's awesome.

Sweet, it'll be doing on CL soon enough so that I can take those truss rods and fork off of it.

I picked one because it is a competition, that I narrowed down between a few, and chose the one that I would like to ride and could see owning.