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Thanks for getting things rolling fellas, no deal yet and I’ll likely respond once a day as I’m not on here as much these days.

I put the cloth bound wires on there to display, never used and possibly needs tweaking to get to function being from the 1930’s.

Bump and price lowered to 1150 plus the ride

Bump, lowered price to 1200 plus ride

This is the only model in existence I’ve seen…and in original reverse paint! Rocket badge. Original paint rack was added as were the grips and tires. Pencil springer and interesting tank that is streamlined in reverse by design- wider at the bottom tapering upwards. Price does not include...

Original and awesome paint combination. Rare bike, I’m just the second owner and came out of Ohio and still has the license plate. Price does not include shipping.

Okay, thanks cr250mark, I’d sell it for 400 plus the ride. Let me take what I need apart and source a box by end of the week for a final cost before we shake hands. Regards, Chris

Is that a $275 offer cr250mark?

Unknown manufacturer, but legit, not a reproduction, likely won’t find another like it. Leather saddle original black paint and stencil details.

Bump

Bump...is this bike not worth 1k?

Bump 2600 plus shipping

Bump 3600 plus shipping

No sir

Original that includes pedals, rare metallic blue color, and with original electrical cord. Some small battery corrosion holes top of battery pod, expected condition for age.

Bump and price lowered to 1000 plus the ride. And Chris, I have 1 banana tank Shelby up for sale

This bike sold, thanks

I’m not going to MLC this year, selling a few bikes to make room. From my personal collection. Rare to find this model with the optional rack. 24” wheels but sameaxle-axle distance as 26” Sweet Davis Deluxe WW tires, clean battery can.

I’ve got 2 banana tank Shelby’s, and letting this one go even though in in better condition and more deluxe with the chrome fittings, and hard to find a better example. Purchased from Larkin and formerly a Don Vaughn bike. 4000 plus the ride.

Takes balls to make a custom build with your name prominently on the tank.

Original and rare brown paint, circa 1940. Bicycle came out of upstate New York many years ago and I think I added the hens teeth muscleman 2-speed set up, it may have had the hub and I completed it. I asking price of 3K reflects this hub, but if you just want the bike I can replace it with just...

Selling my prewar Firestone Pilot by Huffman, I believe 1941, aka the 5 gill, window shade tank, etc… Original and uncommon paint and those gray painted rims are original as well to this model. Actually listed on old bikes club on Facebook but ads get buried there very quickly so trying here as...

No deal, but thanks for offers. I’ve slept on it and considering what I have invested in the bicycle the first offer of 1k takes it or off to eBay with a plus fees markup starting bid and wait for the right buyer. Venmo only maybe Apple Pay, but I also take cash or check just not PayPal (i’m in...

I should have put in my listing, I’d like this bike to be listed 2-3 days before coming to a decision. Thanks for all offers, I won’t string it out but I’d like for most active members to have an opportunity. Consider best offer on Saturday. Thanks, Chris

Thanks for getting things started, but no deal

Murray, OH built Elgin in rare brown/tan original paint. Original alien light and lens. Beautiful condition rims, air cooled hubs, and matched Allstate tires. Comes with Torrington 8’s or Meteors, I’ll update soon. Missing rear rack lens and battery can. Purchased from owner in Indiana over 10...

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Rear Morrow hub H4 dated decent condition, front New Depature has 50% chrome loss. Rims are uncleaned and straight. Includes the Goodyears on them. 110 plus actual shipping or you create label. Thanks, Chris

Hope the rider entered concussion protocol...

Would like to sell as shown in its semi-complete original shape, but feel free to make an offer on components. Maybe a 1939-40 badged Seiberling with original hardware jobber tires (displayed). The oilcloth seat cover is hanging on by a thread and will need reaffixing. The paint design on her is...

I'm letting an aluminum Persons reflector go and a NOS Saf-T-Ray that's 3 1/4 diameter. Lmk what you think if interested.

10 mm Thanks for the offer Marty and I'd sell them for that if still the size you need and no other bids. Closing offers Friday 5 pm EST

Quite certain they are metal so let's go with that assumption and I'll correct myself if not

Acquired loose and not my focus,,,thought I'd try the market here first. Chris

The bike is pending to the first responder as I get a box and shipping quote. If it falls through, I’ll contact other interests. Thanks,Chris

I do not have a seat for the bike… I wish I did...I rode it like this and I’m still sore.

I think 450 plus shipping is reasonable, but haven’t sold a bike in a while. Has the original key intact.

Sorry I can't help, but Damn, that's nice!...

Indeed. That is killer!

The registration plate sent me over the tipping point.

I bought it for more than I wanted to pay.

Of all the prewar bikes I’ve collected, I’ve gone through them all, cleaning to the bearings, except my 36 Colson Commander. Not sure the reason...but it remains in the state I bought it in from a Massachusetts auction, pulled down from the attic “unmolested.”. I’ve even found the rare...

Pretty sure I have some NOS from a Schwinn dealers cabinet I'd sell

From the late 80’s I believe judging by the Bianchi they were found with, but not my speciality. 60 bucks plus shipping and you can add the Campy derailer for 15 if you like. Thanks, Chris

And this is one reason I may not be very active anymore, but I still check in with the CABE because you can learn something new… Did not know about this bike. Looks postwar and surprised the rest of the model isn’t as deluxe.

I still have this bicycle pictured without the drop stand or saddle. This is the absolute last call to buy her mostly intact with original paint parts or I will sell the prewar winner light, tank/horn, and chain guard on eBay, selling the rest locally to re-street this Sunday. Again, last call...

Hard to pass up and bought to flip...a 90’s Bianchi in an unusual copper color, a set of loose Campy Athena brakes, and a racing jersey from an event pre 2001 judging by the twin towers in the skyline.

Scrubbinrims....who's that, is he on here? When a desirable bicycle hits the public via social media or advertising on CL, etc... for undervalue particularly, there's going to be a scrum until it exchanges vehicles. So why didn't this bike sell for asking price of 1,500, I would have thought...

This is a major problem for the hidden, not ridden crowd as when tires go flat, a bike can topple the whole stack like dominos. I have a compressor with a long cord and fortunately most my bikes have drop stands so I only have to worry about the front, which I pump and rotate a few times a year...

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