CWC Lone Star Whites Auto Before/After photos

[TexasJeff2855]

Where I live, tons of old bikes are going to the metal recycling places daily. I believe every bike has some quality worth saving. I immediately fell in love with the headbadge on this one and the rest just fell into place.

 

[Sorcerer]

Nice lines on it. I would resto. that if it were me.

Sorcerer

 

[Road Master]

I agree with you - very cool head badge for a Cleveland Welding bike. This is my favorite CWC frame configuration - two gradual curving top tubes with the rear facing drop outs. That chain guard is a very rare and valuable part also the way it goes all the way back and wraps around the sprocket. They were shortened after it's brief production. There are a ton of CWC frames out there so I would say do whatever you want with it. I have quite a few and I've done a bunch of different things to each frame. Have Fun! Robert

 

[redrkt]

So where in Tx do you live so I can come find some of these finds?? I am in the Houston area

 

[silvertonguedevil]

That's what I was thinkin'!

 

[Sorcerer]

So where in Tx do you live so I can come find some of these finds?? I am in the Houston area

OOPS Dead silence now :lol:

 

[Skipton]

Those CWC fames just flow so nice.

Great Job! :mrgreen:

 

[TexasJeff2855]

Northeast Texas. This bike, along with others, will be at the Hurst Swap Meet October 13th.