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Thanks for the information. Some interesting history.

Any help dating this bike? Photobucket link below. Has a San Bernadino, CA license sticker on the seat tube that expires 6-30-65 so I imagine it is some years older. Bike is a restoration project turned over to me. Any help sourcing parts .. Wald pedals, seat replacement, tires etc...

I'm in Albuquerque, NM. I'll send you a private message with my email and you can let me know what you have. Maybe we can work something out. Thanks!

10-4 to that. I think I can come up with a bottle jack and give that a try.

I'd really like to find a Mixte frame that I could build up otherwise. If that Mixte was made for 26-in wheels that would be even better. Any leads from you all? Thanks.

Thanks for all your input! The consensus is "BENT!" I'll go ahead and strip it down and then the options are 1) straighten it, or try to, 2) use as is, 3) butcher it for pieces, or 4) put it in the pile for the metals recycle. Any suggestions for rigging or techniques to straighten the thing...

This is a ladies Murray Nassau approx. 1984. It has the Olympic Rings decal from when Murray was the "official" bike of the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Frame is steel, 26-in wheels, took 1-3/8' tires I believe. Check out the seat post where there is a forward bend just above where the top tube...