Pics wanted !

[Gold Street Customs]

I dont know what section to put this in , so here it is , I would like to see some pics of a 65 Columbia Playbike nice original or restored I haven't had any luck finding an early one on any museum picks ect... I need to see the paint details....thank you Jim G.S.C.

 

[sensor]

probably changed but heres a 66 playbike
http://oldroads.com/pqdb_img.asp?p=http ... k=Columbia
maybe they didnt change....this ones supposed to be a 65
http://www.geocities.com/chopper10speed/881.jpg

 

[Gold Street Customs]

Well ,this is what mine looks like[img]http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg195/holyrollin72/S7301488.jpg[/img]

 

[sensor]

you do know those stingray guys like those seats right :shock:

 

[KOTA]

Isn't that the "original" paint?......You need the correct tires. Did you get the chain guard?.......I remember that bike like it was yesterday..........I grew up in low income housing projects, and I was sooooo jealous of my neighbor, that had that identical bike (color). Your posting has brought back so many memories.............I'm watching all your posts on this bike!

 

[62Higgins]

Not sure what year mine is, but...

 

[beatcad]

this is mine. i bought it from a fellow member. bizzniss i think.
this was a '66 frame.
i got the frame only and tossed a bunch of stuff in my parts bin at it.
i may build it one day.

 

[BankerRAt]

No idea of the years of these bikes. If you think one of them may be the right year let me know and i will get closer pictures for you. G

 

[Gold Street Customs]

It seems like the earlier ones had the blade fork but the paint on mine is the original paint, on the seat tube I can vaguely see the columbia logo in white over the purple. I bought this one from the original owner and it has been in this area all of its life. I still need a chainguard, reflector,and the headbadge....as the one I have doesn't line up (it mounts horizonal and I need vertical)And here's another photo on the coaster brake arm and the Id Number[img]http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg195/holyrollin72/S7301487.jpg[/img]

 

[Gold Street Customs]

I just wanted to thank everyone who posted pictures so far, but as you can see I haven't found a match for the paint scheme yet

 

[B607]

It's amazing at all the strange muscle era 20" bikes I've seen on this forum. Growing up and living in the middle of Schwinn country, I've never even heard of a Columbia Play Bike until today. :shock: Gary

 

[Gold Street Customs]

I always have restored odd things, In the eighties everyone was into Chevelles, Camaro's, Mustang's. I was into Buicks....Gran Sports that is.