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- next to hers , sits my daily riders - 1968 huffy camaro and a ladies silver jet

why ?? surely not the huffy wheel set idea - LOL - i have a buddy who tears down and salvages old barns , when he finds bikes he grabs them for me - i have a garage full of rusy gold , LOL - i love them - wife , well she hates them .. she dosent appreciate "style" - her ride is a big box...

ive got a newer huffy cranbrook i bought to part out - only 1 year old, bought from neighbor and tore it apart, LOL - needed a fork set for something - id hate to use those wheels, but they may do for now .... LOL

it really is too bad the rear wheel fell apart , nothing was able to be saved - too far gone ... the tire says s7 on them ... a shwinn exclusove i take it ? ..and the front is still holding air , LOL

we paid 15 bucks

made in chicago then ?

yea i always mess up some little detail , LOL ( line from the movie office space )

thank you so much for your help ..... i do truly appreciate it - any poke at which direction i should go with him now ?

52 - 62 , how can you tell , if i may ask ? thanks so much for the helpful information - any collectibility here or build him as a rider ?

thanks - so he had the year right , nice now as to the double straight bar thing ? anything to that ? the ones im seeing on yahoo photos are all single curved bars ??? or single straight bars ..........

The seat is a messenger - no rear wheel - was found in a barn auction , was buried up to mid wheel in mud for years - the rear wheel fell apart trying to get it outta the mud - bike is very heavy - can barely make out the words schwinn typhoon on Chain guard - grips say schwinn approved

Schwinn typhoon - just picked it up - mens frame - double straight bars - serial number is F22469..... Any help as to year ? Guy claimed it to be a rare 1952 - double bar frame - bought at a barn auction , fresh from the farm - condition is very poor but a solid frame

sweet ride !!

those are indeed the tire levers i purchased - the pedal wrench i bought is basic but functions flawlessly - was kinda hoping they would have a chain whip but thats wishful thinking the only expensive item ive purchased so far in the tool area was my park stand .....