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A.S. BOLTNUT needs this lol Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

This 1960's classic is looking for a new home. I bought this three years ago with the intention to rebuild it. It is almost finished. I am trying to downsize projects and decided to get rid of this one. I could never get the derailleur tuned, it is either not correct for the bike or out whack...

Probably about $10. Unless it was mint and nos. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I surveyed the CABE on this too. So far - all vote in favor of using the modern material. 100 labels will be printed on the first run. The fact I am inquiring shows that I am...a purist...on these things. I also know when to invoke common sense. If I must purchase in a batch of 100 per...

All, I have been attempting to reproduce the inner tank decals for the Huffy Radiobike. These decals have repair instructions and the wire schematic for the radio. I have finally received a quote. Many bikes are missing these because the paper stock was almost like that of newspaper. They...

That Dayton Super Streamline and Shelby Airflow are big $$$$$!!!

Can't you clean and polish what ya got? Doesn't look bad at all. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Never mind, mine was different. Not pointed at the corners. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I think i have what u need Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

What is that off of? Lightweight? Sportsman?

Call Huffy Corp with the serial number and they can tell you exactly when it was made, and sometimes the factory it came from (likely Celina) Neat little bike, but worth about $20-$30. I would make sure it is mechanically sound, tune it up and clean it, and give it a little girl who doesn't...

If that is indeed a 1972 frame, it likely would not have a stick shifter. I also do not see any paint lines indicating it had one. I have been told that Ralph Nader pushed for the ban on stick shifters on new bicycles after 1971. I could be wrong, but am certain it had a thumb shifter.

Very, very 90's but a fun ride for sure! I had a Giant hybrid once, and I really thought about keeping it.

I thought I replied to this thread, I guess I didn't hit "post reply". I responded to his request on the CABE as well. As said, for those who may not know, this is an early 1964 Silver Jet. Huffy began to transition to the new frame design in 1964, and with that came a new, very narrow chain...

A one-owner bike is a treasure. Save her name, the story, and preserve this. Very cool!

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Muttley, What is this on? Model and year?

List updated :)

I know I have not posted here much lately, and I am sorry. This is a cool place! At the Fairborn swap over the weekend, I bought a bunch of parts I needed, but I also bought this girl...pretty ain't she? In my opinion, this is actually a somewhat rare combination. Deluxe 1955 Huffy Customliner...

Part him out! Definitely not worth the time to fix. Be sure to recycle the frame with your pop cans though - I hate seeing recyclable stuff get tossed in the landfill.