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Found this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Schwinn-Stingray-OCC-Chopper-Bicycle-Bike-Laid-Back-Seat-Post-Shim-843-/191466592943?pt=US_Seatposts&hash=item2c944c5aaf

Check around for a seat post shim.

Learned the same lesson on e-bay. Still buy on there regularly but check seller rating first. I don't do business with anyone with a rating less than 97%. Do leave neg. feedback once your money is resolved. Hope things workout in your favor.

No first hand knowledge but Eastwood sales product to strip powder coating. I've always had good success with their products.

Make no mistake the Rock Island 1911 is no Kimber. It is also about $7-800 less money or a little more than half the price. They do exactly what you want your 1911 to do. They simply run through round after round. Old tooling is sometimes the best tooling.

Love how well these frames/bikes take to personalization. Very nicely done custom.

Very cool custom bobber. I'm a sucker for these bikes and how well and easily they take to customizing. With the chrome you have on the bike, you might just strip the clear coat on the rims and polish them up a bit. Polished rims, black hubs, stainless spokes, black nipples and some wide whites...

You beat me to it outsider. I've been eyeing one of those for some time.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Hard-Saddle-Bags-Trunk-Luggage-w-Lights-Mount-Bracket-Motorcycle-Cruiser-/380909842994?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item58affef232&vxp=mtr These might do the job.

The white Merc is an E100. Unlike the Merc trucks that were M100's. All the Merc trucks were produced in Canada 1946-68. Nice looking truck in the 5th pic, is it a unibody?

If that weather holds it will be the best we've seen yet. Look forward to this show all year.

Cool little project. My daughter got one around '95 also for Christmas. I'll have to see if she still has it and if I can do a little customizing.

Very cool! I was going to stop by this week to see what was going on. Didn't know Mitch was gone (shows how often I visit there) he was always good for a laugh. Glad to see some revisions to the classes. I know Don made his name in BMX, but the classes were/are very BMX style heavy. That said...

Since Rat Rod is operating as an outlet any product liability issues I think it would be covered by the manufacturer.

Saw this bike built on Biker Build Off. If I remember correctly he welded on it for 2 solid days. It was ridden though, not just a show queen. Like you said, lots and lots of welding.

Was thinking the same thing.

Love those monark front ends. Great looking bike.

I'd bought it for the sissy bar and rams horn, GREAT find.

Two nice finds you got there. I'm not usually a green kinda guy but that bike is just cool.

Cool starter. Should make a really cool cruiser. And welcome to the madness.