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Wow... $3.50???.... Can Tommy pick me up a couple wheels?

Found a serial number G51931. Anyone know the year of Roadmaster this could be? Just curious!

I like your collection of inspiration images. I look forward to this build! :)

I loved the bike you created last year, look forward to this build!

Wow! I like that fork. What size (height) are those ape hangers. I'm thinking of using a pair but don't want to go to small or too tall.

I look forward to watching this build..... also look forward to seeing a picture of that motor.

I was able to remove that broken stem bolt, A spray of CRC penetrant, a long bolt and a tap with a hammer did the trick. Still unsure what direction this bike is headed, but I will start with a dismantle and cleaning. A slow start for this turtle.

I'm not sure of the year of this bike. I did not see a serial # on the underside of the crank. I assumed that is where I would find it. Does anyone know where I would find it??? Headset? Downtube?

Well I'm back to build another bike, and I have given this bike the name Rustmaster. A Roadmaster with a good amount of patina. This is my before and after picture. I had a great time building this bike, Thank you to my wife and son for there help. Here are a few pictures that I did not place...

One more picture. I'm enjoying riding this bike, thank you all for the encouragement and votes to a first time builder.

Thank you! With the handlebars or anything that was originally chrome, I used a fine sanding sponge first then steel wool (#000). I then used self etching primer on everything I was painting. Back again to the steel wool, then several coats of Copper spray paint that I purchased from an Ace...

First time builder! Stitch by MrLeghorn FINISHED THREAD: viewtopic.php?f=78&t=75162

Re: Stitch - aka (Spaceliner Newbie!) Done!-Lessons Learned Another lesson I have learned from this build is the importance of the final photography.

Was me! You liked my crazy Gatorade bottle head light and improved on it. I was so thrilled to see that being used on another bike....plus I dig those handle bars. :D :D :D

I strongly agree! Thank you Kingfish for the encouragement, especially with a newbie builder. Much appreciated. Choosing just 3 is impossible, There are so many fantastic bikes, I had to just choose what three I would love to have in my garage.

Re: FINISHED BIKES: The list Please use this photo. Thank you.

Very nice, congrats! :D :D :D

Finally had a chance to get out and take some pictures.