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I just recently added this elusive Schwinn to my collection. I like the Krate style that the bike has and don't really have plans to modify it just yet. Maybe in time.

Re: Project Swing Low (non motorized boardtracker) Cool concept! My post got kinda screwed up and I'm deleting it and redoing it. It will be in the Intro's under "Bit by the bug! Pt.2" Check it out when you get a chance. You only got to see that lowrider bike before I put my hands on it. That...

"BIKE OF THE DAY!" "El Torito"

I just recently jumped into the bike game in early April of this year when I decided I was bored and wanted to build a ratbike. I had been looking at bikes on CL already because My big bro rides BMX and I was looking for a cool bike to ride with him. Next thing you know I bought a lowrider bike...

I just recently jumped into the bike game in early April of this year when I decided I was bored and wanted to build a ratbike. I had been looking at bikes on CL already because My big bro rides BMX and I was looking for a cool bike to ride with him. Next thing you know I bought a lowrider bike...

Before: 1967 Schwinn Sting-Ray Fastback I picked up these wheels from my local Rebicyclist and actually had the seat before I acquired the frame. Must have been fate. Here she is with her new/used wheels, tires and seat. Found a cool Miller generator light set to add to the cool-factor...

She's not the prettiest or the most tricked out Electra but I love her just the same.

Here's my newest find. I kinda fell in love at first sight. All the sweet patina and what looks like the original paint is what really caught my eye. She's a "24 inch and shows the serial #1215561 under the crank casing. I'm not sure of the make and model so any info on this frame will gladly be...

OK folks. I finally got the pictures posted up nice and clear. I'm not really big on the picture links so this will hopefully get peoples attention easier and will probably bring me closer to finding out the true identity of my newest find. Any info is appreciated.

Sorry. I should have mentioned that the frame is a "24 inch. I am pretty convinced that it isn't a Schwinn the more I look at it even though it came up as a 1957 Schwinn when I looked up the serial #1215561 at Schwinn-Cruisers.com. The rear dropouts are straight and pictured in my last post if...

http://m1276.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... g.html?o=1 http://m1276.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... g.html?o=2 http://m1276.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... g.html?o=3 I should of also noted that the frame is "2inch. Sigh http://m1276.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... g.html?o=0

I just acquired this frame and it has the serial #1215561 under the crank casing. I ran the serial # through the Schwinn-Cruisers website and it came back as a 1957. Now I'm baffled as to what the model is. Can anyone help with my dilemma? http://m1276.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... g.html?o=1

I just acquired this frame and it has the serial #1215561 under the crank casing. I ran the serial # through the Schwinn-Cruisers website and it came back as a 1957. Now I'm baffled as to what the model is. Can anyone help with my dilemma? http://m1276.photobucket.com/albumview/ ... g.html?o=1