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Yep like $4 at ace hardware.

Anybody make, sell, or have a set? Thanks...

68/69 would be my guess. The 67 had a clear spoke protector on the rear rim I think

Cool bike!! Looks like the paint will come back nice with some rubbing compound followed with wax, use some care around the chainguard lettering!

I've got a sears RWL tire for the front if your going to keep it. LMK

The funky looking girls sears bike is by far the most valuable .. LOL

Krates are common but expensive. Maybe the prices will drop in the coming years

I seen that on the bag! I think I would find the missing parts and just clean, grease, true up the rims and leave it as is! But I would understand if you want to restore it, I've had several in that shape (vista banana) that I restored.

Looks nice

Looks good!

son likes this bike more than his gremlin. put a new tire on the front and a new slick on the rear, new brake shoes, and hes ready to go!

Nice finds

here it is with the correct seat/ repop seat cover!

I don't have a clue on what it's worth. If it's missing parts it's probably not worth restoring because it would be hard to find parts for it. I've been looking for a better front fender for 3 years on all the CCM sites and nothing but crickets .

To me the muscle bikes died when the stick shifts disappeared.

See, what do I know! Haha

I'm no expert on those but the pedals and shifter look wrong. Cool bike but I never liked the frame style. the rails, eliminators, krates etc look much nicer!

Thanks Rob, yep that's it I kind of thought the sissy and seat didn't belong on it. Do you know what year that ad is ? Mine has the reflectors on the fork and neck so I'm guessing 71/72.

Wow were on a roll. I have a shifter like that but need to find the right size fulcrum to mount it to the top bar.

Ya ... LOL.. I got it mostly for the tires, but I do know the guard is kind of a hard one to find next to the huffy flaming stack guard this is my favorite!