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Drove to Cameron Missouri to pick these up from a buddy yesterday. He met me halfway
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Neat stuff. Now show us more of the old Dodge truck with Chevy rear fenders.Thanks
 
there's some in my intro. This is a rat forum? I used what I could find. It's also back halfed with a Toyota truck frame and the bed is made from a manure spreader :D 8)
 
Cameron
I'll take it. Let me know what you want and we'll meet up sometime. I saw your bikes @ the bikefest but haven't met you yet.
Thanks
Tim T
 
65rat, I meant no offence by asking about the truck. I'm a ratrod trucker myself. I have a 56 Ford F100 with a 472 Caddy engine and Volare front suspension that I drive daily. I also have a 55 Studebaker halfton that I put on a Dodge Dakota frame.I'm planning a ratrod bike build to "match" each of the trucks. :)
 
That first bike is R.A.D Rad! Straight downtubes are the key to my heart. What a dope-azz bike.

The camelback Speedster and Stardust are great finds also.
 
Thom
I did'nt take offence. I had fun building it. Should have been here the day I cut it apart with a gas powered concrete saw to backhalf it :mrgreen: :roll:
 
thom said:
65rat, I meant no offence by asking about the truck. I'm a ratrod trucker myself. I have a 56 Ford F100 with a 472 Caddy engine and Volare front suspension that I drive daily. I also have a 55 Studebaker halfton that I put on a Dodge Dakota frame.I'm planning a ratrod bike build to "match" each of the trucks. :)
We have a 55 chevy truck with a volare front suspension, and a 53 Studebaker truck
 
Thanks for the gaurd and rack Cameron I owe ya one.
I did this to the blue bike when I got home. It's not done just wanted to try it.
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Sweet bikes!

The Schwinn HD, what's the difference between the light, mid, and heavys? How do you tell the difference between them? Wondering what mine is.
 
Heavy-Duti is a model, like Typhoon or Sting ray. When speaking of heavyweights vs. middleweights, heavyweight generally means older multi-bar frame w/plenty of room for big balloons, middleweights are narrower w/usually just enough room for 2.125 tires, but come w/narrower sheet metal and 1.75"'s. The difference in the weight of the bike is minimal, although heavyweights can be viewed as having a greater load capacity. Lightweights are skinny tired bikes without cantilever, or lower bars(tube). I believe, but am not absolutely certain, that a Heavy-Duti model is classified as a middleweight.
 

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