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The other two:

Thanks, thought I was getting just a frame but the seller told me by phone while on my way to his house, that he also had the forks & chain guard. The Tange tube forks w/ the chrome end caps are my favorite to run on '80s cruisers. Seat tube actual measurement is 21" from end to end of the tube...

Scored another Emory Giant Frame w/ Tange "1C" (built in March of '81) tube forks, to now make 3 project Emorys in my stable.

Back in the day ('82/'83):

Thanks, but it may be a while before I finish this one. I want to run front & rear drum brake wheels on it, preferably in alloy/stainless. So the search begins.

Thanks, these are some narrower "flat track" type solid alloy bars I just picked up on eBay. They're only 30 inches wide with very little rise. I have a couple pairs of super wide 35 inch solid bars, but I thought these might go nicely on this one. They looked pretty beat up when I got them but...

Got the front end on:

Time to start putting the parts together:

Well, ok. It has already started to:

Strange but I like the blue one (to be my son's bike) way better than I thought I would. This one may have to grow on me a bit.

Pics?!!

Thinking of running drum brakes front & rear on a 2600 frame, mainly for the look. Has anyone done this or have thoughts on the rear drum wheel? Who knows, I may even motorize it one day if I can find a motor that is more USA sourced than the popular Chinese motors. Thanks,

Did you notice that the bridge on the chainstays just behind the kickstand was completely different on my yellow one? How is it on the TGR? On another note, I have two frames at the powdercoater that are almost done. One INB that we will build with a banana seat for my 11 y.o. son, and one...

Nice score for sure. I would love to have a set of those wheels, and a seat. I have an Emory Super Deluxe (similar to your blue one but older) and a Mojave Giant (like your red one) that are both in need. Please keep me in mind if you part out or sell one.

Bought this Works(wo)man for $100 to part out. Found it too original & nice. All it needed was white walls & handlebars:

Going to try to get around to building this one soon.

Just picked up this Worksman: