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Thanks! A big time saver and more importantly, the photos will be preserved. Gary

I saw an old magazine ad on this forum from the 40's or 50's that showed a bike on a rail. It had a bracket of some sort that went from the bike to the opposite rail to keep it in line. Gary

Pre war with high number "H" serial. I'd bet the farm that's a '41. My '41 is # H28926. Pre war cantilever frames only came on deluxe bikes. B607 or B707. Looks like the fork and rods are original to the frame also. I'd guess you could probably get $150 for just the frame. Gary

Don't know if they still make them but I love mine. High pressure...it's like you're riding a road bike. The rolling resistance is nil. Gary

Git 'er done Carl! That's my old frame. Found near Windsor, IL behind an abandoned farm house in a junk pile. The save is on! Gary

Those 24" Speedsters came a long way in 15 yrs. This is a 1960. Gary

You're like Marco Polo, Kingfish. A real traveler. Looks like you are having a great time. Gary

HaHa! No way I can pry it away from you huh? The Deluxe Autocycle was model B707. They never made a B707 after the war, only the B607. Now I want to see you find all the parts to make it complete. Go for it! Gary

Some one will probably give you their first born child for that one! Hang on to it tight...you'll never find another one more complete or better. Gary

I know little about Huffman's but I can take one look at that bike and tell you that you found gold! Congrats on a super find. Gary

Love that Schwinn frame. Pretty rare...from the most deluxe pre war Schwinn made. Tempting, but I have enough bikes. Gary

Lake Superior...you live next door to a monster! Gary

Coca-Cola is loaded with phosphoric acid. Maybe not strong enough for you needs but it might work. Gary

You don't have to worry about rust...only termites! Gary

Agree. Gary

No challenge. Your bike is (was) a post war girls Panther. Turquoise and indingo blue. Someone really trashed that bike. Hope you get some useable parts out of it. Gary

Good luck. You gotta see! Gary

10 5/8" is what you need if you have standard length nipples. Schwinn used 10 19/32" with the longer nipples. Gary

I wouldn't wear a dress, and I won't ride a girl's bike. I'm old school. It's must be a testosterone thing.:blush: Gary

Don't know my Hawthorne's but that's a cool bike and even cooler pic with the Christmas tree. Gary