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that 32 Ford!

lookin good.

I used one of these for a BO. Great frame.

someone on BF is inquiring about where this might have come from. Looks home built to me.

Sunday, Sunday, Sunday! ... Masters 60+ cx race in Wallingford CT. Last year it poured, this year dry as a kiln.

when I was twelve, I had a paper route and a K-whopper tractor trailer model I had built and made a custom shelf for it. My parents got new jobs, and we had to move. As I was packing up my room, I noticed the trailer of the model was heavy. Inside was a cloth bank bag that I kept my route...

wow, you are going to be busy trying to sell all that stuff. Good luck. I hope you get good money for it, you deserve it.

man, where do all these models go? I've had to stop buying/modding diecasts cuz I don't even have room for them, and they are small.

welcome to RRB. I hope you share your progress restoring the Scrambler.

neat Huffy. Twist grip?

welcome to RRB.

That's cool. Just needs lights.

all those Pepsi bottles don't look "LIGHT" to me.

Did you measure the diameter of the bars? I've had some bars that were oddly small in diameter and difficult to get grips to stay put. I've used a grip glue made by Scott. I'm pretty sure is was just re-marketed 3M weatherstrip adhesive found at auto parts stores.

Thanks for that info Matty.

foldies are fun, as I have found out recently.

why do I pop into this thread?

sensible gearing for vintage road/racing bikes in hilly areas is a conundrum. The C&V subforum on Bicycle Forums has lots of people who've solved this problem in different ways.

very cool.