Help me out with this 20" rollfast.

[John c]

Ok, I just scored this 20" rollfast. Can anybody tell me what year and model it might be and if it has any value? Thanks for the help!

 

[John c]

Ok, I just scored this 20" rollfast. Can anybody tell me what year and model it might be and if it has any value? Thanks for the help!

just wanna add this pic. I hope it helps figure it out.

 

[icyuod2]

great little bike! 1960's???

as far as value, its a 20" with a bent as heck front fork.
$20ish.

 

[John c]

Thanks for the info. As for value, you told me exactly what I wanted to hear because now I will feel no guilt when I'm tearing it apart to Rat the heck out of it!!! As for the forks, I will be doing something cool in place of them. When I first laid eyes on this little bike I just knew it had lil' rat written all over it!
Thanks.

 

[icyuod2]

Thanks for the info. As for value, you told me exactly what I wanted to hear because now I will feel no guilt when I'm tearing it apart to Rat the heck out of it!!! As for the forks, I will be doing something cool in place of them. When I first laid eyes on this little bike I just knew it had lil' rat written all over it!
Thanks.

perfect plan for a cool little bike.

btw based on the numbers in the serial, if i were a betting man, i'd say 1973/74

 

[olschbp]

I would bet that it is mid fifties, as it is very close to my 54-56 full size that I have, also the painted rims and sprocket, what ever it is cute and should make a nice little rat and make some little one very happy, show us when you get it ratted please

 

[John c]

I would bet that it is mid fifties, as it is very close to my 54-56 full size that I have, also the painted rims and sprocket, what ever it is cute and should make a nice little rat and make some little one very happy, show us when you get it ratted please

that's a big 10-4 I'm anxious to get started. I'm thinking I may put 26" wheels on it, but we'll see where my imagination leads me
thanks guy!

 

[Rustinkerer]

I'd say with the "bullseye" badge, mid 50s to early 60s. There's no breakdown of their serial #'s, and the Snyder factory closed in 1975. It's neat, but not much collector value for a 20" bike unless it has a tank. I like the rat version of this much better! -Adam