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Going crazy in a great way. Nice build.

Check out this link. it's Testor's model paints in spray laquer. The Inca gold is pretty darn close. I used the lime green on a Spaceliner frame and it went on real easy. http://www.testors.com/category/137167/ ... t_Lacquers Example:

I'm so there. I can't wait. Cruising Philly is tons of fun.

All sorts of cool possibilities with that one.

Another amazing find.

Re: WESTERN FLYER Way cool. The rack is killer.

Here's mine... From this to this...

Yeah we're trying hard to build something cool here in the NJ,Penn, NY area....

Sounds good. We blew it up in Philly yesterday...

I have a 1960 Corvette 3 speed that I'm tearing down for a rebuild. I assumed the rear hub was a Sturmey/ Archer. It's stamped Schwinn approved made in Austria and nothing else. Is it a Sturmey ? If not what is it and is it worth keeping? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Which were on the higher end bikes like jags and corvettes?

Geez, how did I miss that one ? Thanks man.

I have several different fenders off of Schwinn middleweights. Is there a way to tell if they are stainless or chrome? They have some surface rust and I dont want to steel wool them if they are chrome. Are the braces also stainless on stainless fenders. What year did they switch from stainless...

For the money you can't go wrong. You're up and riding.The red tires really make it look vintage. I don't know why they named it a Breeze. That was a girls lightweight back in the Schwinn era. Go figure. I'd put a Hornet or a Panther decal on in it if I bought one. That's just my two cents.

That would be way cool working on an aircraft carrier in the Hudson River. Good Luck.

So we'll be gluing up rats instead of welding.

Very nice. All the important stuff is there. I agree ,it's clunker material.

Any day you get multiple old Schwinns is a great day. Three tried and true riders there.

Re: Switchblade Score Whoa what a score.

Here are a few relics I found. Most of these are slides( no digital camera yet!) from 1999. Old 40' Pennsylvania box car laying long forgotten in the weeds south Croton/ Harmon Yard on the Metro North mainline ,Croton on Hudson ,NY. You can barely see the old keystone logo... Last of the...