Crushing Day Obituaries

[partsguy]

Well, class work, work, more work, two homes to renovate and such plus my builds, all lead to scrap piling up. Its been a year since my last run. In addition to other junk being packed up and hauled away this morning, here is the list of Classic Bicycles, that are no longer with us, R.I.P.

- Huffy Star Spangler w/ double stamp frame 1976-2013
- AMF Roadmaster (The Unknown Muscle Bike) 1978-2013
- Huffy Super Stock 3 1972-2013
- Raleigh LTD-SC 1974-2012
- Hawthorne Convertible 1967-197? (Wrecked in the 70s and left to rot, it was already dead before I parted it out!)
- Murray AFC 1983-2013

A 1966 Huffy Fury just escaped the crusher...for now. Here is a shot of Death Row, a moment of silence please...





Tied up and into the truck!




See yall at the scrapyard!

 

[B607]

I know this is a family forum, but is there any way we could see the execution pics? All of the bikes on that list that are still alive out there just gained in value slightly. 8) Gary

 

[partsguy]

lol! The death toll would have been higher, only last fall a kid came by and wanted all of the old BMX frames I had back there. It was nothing high end, a stripped-out and rusty Huffy Racing 35, an abused '92 Kent Openforce and I think there might have been a third one?

 

[partsguy]

DISCLAIMER! THIS THREAD IS FROM 2013! I forgot about this thread. I turned that house-painted Huffy Fury into a garden bike. $40 was a nice pay day!