That is "Plan B." the prices on 5-speed Stingrays are headed to the stratosphere. I am like a lot of RRB here, too much month at the end of the money. Looking for the cheapest route to take.kensmurray said:
54shadow said:
but anywho are you sure your bike was a 69? coppertone wasnt an option in 69 but was in 68 yours could have been a 68 left over for the 69 year. Was it a Stingray or a fastback? coaster, 3spd or 5 spd?
You bet. Going to dig out a photo of my Stingray and post it. Yep, selling that bike was worse that breaking up with my first GF.g-ratter said:Keep us posted as to cost. I am still devastated over the loss of this one.
Thanks for the tip. I snapped that pic in Dec. 1972. In May of 1973, sold it and bought my first 10-speed, I realized later, what a big mistake that was. My younger brother an I both got the Stingrays at the same time, then, a little later, a neighbor kid got one too, three Stingrays on one block. The quest is the quest.Tychevelle said:Sweeeeeeet thats a cool pic of both the bikes, 54shadow your bike is a fastback looks like its a 66 witht he sprint crank and the early fastback bars, I have a blue 66 like it since the pic it now has the correst fenders and shifter. hope this helps you in your search.
