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Hats off to you and your team! great Job! Now if only the news would spread more stories like this rather than the world is ending stoires...... thanks FW

Great shots! Great bikes!! congrats fellas....be proud! FW

I too love the police auctions.....but like you said some people are dumb :roll: I have seen bikes go for more money that what they were new!!!! great score! FW

Any pictures glen? I love to see it!

well it depends on the material and complexity....on average $60 to $120 plus a small donation to the web site..... FW

some real nice pic's CCR you are not the only one who likes the new stuff! :wink: FW

yes it is! I have been working on it for about 8 years now. here is what she looked like when I started. it has been a fun build FW

Re: Single sided stay/forks lowrider? chopper? muscle? I'm liking where this is going! FW

Love the valve stem!!! I must make them......lol FW

Nice! FW

Down under you say! Welcome to the forum! You will definitely get your fill of bikes here!!! FW

Welcome! Looks like there is just too much work for you.......best you sell it off to me and start with another :wink: That is one nice ride! You can go either direction with that one! Good luck on your build, be sure to post your progress FW

Wow that 38 roadmaster is one sweet ride!!! FW

I picked that set along with another very similar at a garage sale many years ago... I can sell or trade the second with ya? I'll post a pic for you soon. Are you sure about the sprocket? It says "chop saw" porkchop CNC 6061 alloy 110/130 bcd 3/32 -39T on it The other sprocket is a "MacNeil...

thanks! :D

lol ...whole new meaning to smelling bicycle seats.....(that was my outs side voice again..was it not?) FW

Nice pce! I look forward to the build! FW

I as well......this time I used Batman. It would then direct you to video games on amazon.....? any thoughts Steve FW

Nice shots jpfxB! love that Chevy truck! any other shots of it? and I have always been a VW fan! thanks for posting FW

good to talk to you again Sensor! I have an idea using a chain tension from a Down Hill bike.....I'll modify a bracket and then bolt it to the frame. With this, I hope to have the chain ride just under the lower frame bar, then onto the sproket. Much like I did on the "Blue Viper" bike this...