coppertone memorial day...

[warpigg]

a guy i work with talked his dad into selling me these and not just hauling them to the dump.

glad i let my coworkers know about my mental illness.

 

[harquahalas]

Very Nice

 

[Rat Rod]

Both of them should clean up really well, especially that Playbike....it looks mint under that dust.

I will NEVER NEVER understand why anyone in their right mind would even consider taking a couple of vintage bikes like this to the dump...for pete's sake!!

Be careful with those decals too...they can wash right away with just a little water on them...especially if they are dried out at all.

 

[deorman]

I will NEVER NEVER understand why anyone in their right mind would even consider taking a couple of vintage bikes like this to the dump...for pete's sake!!

x2 :?

 

[harquahalas]

Not bad to be on the receiving end of those junk bikes though eh? :mrgreen:

 

[deorman]

"Junk" should be in quotation marks, there's nothing wrong with those bikes.

 

[Rat Rod]

If you just sprayed the Playbike off and wiped it down it would look like new again.

Gotta love the way the 70s BMX knobbies made it on there. :mrgreen:

 

[harquahalas]

"Junk" should be in quotation marks, there's nothing wrong with those bikes.

"junk"

 

[warpigg]

The playbike is nice... but definitely "enjoyed" by two generations. The seat tube decal is a tad crusty and has flaked some. The chrome is freckled but not pitted. It should clean up well.

I took a hair dryer to the vinyl stickers on the jag tank and they came off very easily. Now if you'll excuse me the bronze wool, nevr-dull and I have some work to do.

P.S. anybody have a hint on what direction I should point my visa for some period style 20 inch rubber for the Columbia?

 

[SCHWINNRAY69]

SSSSSWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEETTTTTT :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[deorman]

Ok, maybe not nothing. Still nuts to throw them away. :wink: