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So I got the kickstand cleaned up......I know that's not much progress, but it looks almost new.

Since nobody has posted what it's worth, I gotta assume that it's not worth much at all, so I am going to rat it out, which was how I was leaning anyways. Will with post a finished pic, or perhaps start a build thread for the first time (outside of a BO).

I just handed my seat off to my uncle. He's in the middle of a move right now, so I will either get it back within the month, or not until September. When I do get it back I will definitely post pics.

Will definitely scratch some paint off the rims and see what's underneath, just gotta wait for some better weather as it's been awful here for sure. I kinda like the thinner tires though, because as a single speed, I feel I might get a little more speed out of it.

I was at an auction the other day and this bike came up for sale. The frame is pretty crusty, and all the images I could find of this style of bike had truss rods (which mine doesn't). I was surprised to find that everything moves and spins freely despite the crud and rust that is pretty...

That is one beautiful ride. Lines, colour, stance, pinstriping.......wow. Sent from my XT1563 using Tapatalk

Love that frame style as it's the same one I used for my B.O.B. Autumnic Dog.

looks like you may be correct. I will probably have to see it in person to gauge how bad it is.

This looks to be a 1984 Ming Tien bike with mismatching wheels but I'm not too sure if it's collectible or not. In this area, getting a old school bmx of any brand, in any condition, for $120 is a good deal, but I thought I'd throw it out to the BMX guys to school me on a potential purchase...

Wow! Those pedals and stems are beautiful.........and those bikes are cherry.

That's a sweet and simple/classic look.

She's a real beauty!

That's a great looking build, but there is something that you want to get, and sometimes you have to give up something to get what you want. Realistically this is probably the best forum for you to find a buyer as everyone knows how beautiful your builds are and who doesn't want a 26"...

I think that the only time I have ever seen one was online on the Musclebike Museum website. Those things are crazy cool. Have fun with your ridiculously rare ride.

Those are beautiful!

The seat dyed fantastically. Great job on the banana!

Maybe I haven't seen a lot of cycletrucks, but I don't ever remember seeing one with an arched bar under the top tube. Makes for interesting geometry in the frame design. Congrats on the score. Sent from my XT1563 using Tapatalk

will take some pics and PM them to you tomorrow.

I bought a 3 speed version of the Sears Screamer a few years back and have used a few parts and sold a few as well. I do have the correct guard but it is not perfect as it has a large (1x1/4") scratch on it from where the pedal seems to have scraped it, the decals/paint are missing/faded, and...

Darn, that is sweet!