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Im restoring my old '47 now! 8)
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My 47 dayton now, in metalflake corvette red 
Living in Dayton, Ohio (the home of Huffman), I have a thing for Huffman/Huffy bikes. Here are the four I have at the moment.
1958 ElDorado - First year for the Eldorado and the last year before Huffy went with the cantilever frames on their middleweights.
1964 Huffy built Firestone 500. This was my first ever vintage bike and the bike that got it all started! I guess I'll keep this bike forever!
My 1941 Huffman Airflyte springer tank bike. This bike is getting a full restoration this winter! Leaning towards a cream/green paint scheme.
The only girls bike I own. 1940 Huffman Airflyte.
1958 ElDorado - First year for the Eldorado and the last year before Huffy went with the cantilever frames on their middleweights.
1964 Huffy built Firestone 500. This was my first ever vintage bike and the bike that got it all started! I guess I'll keep this bike forever!
My 1941 Huffman Airflyte springer tank bike. This bike is getting a full restoration this winter! Leaning towards a cream/green paint scheme.
The only girls bike I own. 1940 Huffman Airflyte.
Here is my 58 Huffman klunker.
Without trying all I seemed to acquire when I first started this "hobby" was Huffy's
here's one I restored for a friend
this is my wife's ride.. I did the fenders in a purple tint for chrome.. turned out to be a perfect match in color.. still need to get her a new sissy-bar and spray it purple too
and here's my grocery getter.. 24" frame with 26" forks both early 50's
and I just parted with this.. thought someone else would enjoy it..
a creeper from back in the 50's maybe earlier.. maybe later...
here's one I restored for a friend
this is my wife's ride.. I did the fenders in a purple tint for chrome.. turned out to be a perfect match in color.. still need to get her a new sissy-bar and spray it purple too
and here's my grocery getter.. 24" frame with 26" forks both early 50's
and I just parted with this.. thought someone else would enjoy it..
a creeper from back in the 50's maybe earlier.. maybe later...
I had to put the before pic in there. I tried to keep this one simple but I couldn't resist the modded rear reflector.
It wasn't me I swear.
I have a spot in mind to try and get a bike of the day photo bid. It's about time I at least made the effort
It wasn't me I swear.
It wasn't me I swear.
Kate's 1946 Belknap Bluegrass to the tires
It wasn't me I swear.
I picked this up on the way to work today.. Everything I've read makes me think it's a '37.
And look at how good the paint is on this side! I even found the horn button rattling around in the tank...
I can't wait to get this thing cleaned a bit and back on the road.
And look at how good the paint is on this side! I even found the horn button rattling around in the tank...
I can't wait to get this thing cleaned a bit and back on the road.
That's cool man. I think the paint looks great on the shady side too! You must be stoked. Grease, some pedals, tires, and off you go on a ride. Everyone will stare at the bike while you grin ear to ear...
