60sstuff
Wore out three sets of tires already!
Thanks guys for all your feedback!
I’m fully aware of the next years new components being applied onto the latter months of the previous year.
I have dealt with that on the muscle cars from the 60’s. Those are transitioning months.
The bicycles and/or automobiles will always go by what that manufacture stamped into that year frame.
L4 / M4 is a 1964 period, not a ‘65.
Let‘s say a worse case scenario in a court room involving a broken frame that resulted in injury in a bicycle or automobile.
Customer says I purchased this Schwinn in early 1965 because I like the new features so it must be a ‘65, but the factory stamp on the frame and warranty book clearly show a ‘64 year, not what someone thinks it is.
Also if I were to advertise an L4 or M4 on let’s say eBay, do I say it’s a 1965 ….. No.
This M4 Red Super Deluxe that I owned years ago is a 1964 and the last year for that color.
Again, Thanks for the everyone’s opinions on the factory stamped dates. Cheers .
I’m fully aware of the next years new components being applied onto the latter months of the previous year.
I have dealt with that on the muscle cars from the 60’s. Those are transitioning months.
The bicycles and/or automobiles will always go by what that manufacture stamped into that year frame.
L4 / M4 is a 1964 period, not a ‘65.
Let‘s say a worse case scenario in a court room involving a broken frame that resulted in injury in a bicycle or automobile.
Customer says I purchased this Schwinn in early 1965 because I like the new features so it must be a ‘65, but the factory stamp on the frame and warranty book clearly show a ‘64 year, not what someone thinks it is.
Also if I were to advertise an L4 or M4 on let’s say eBay, do I say it’s a 1965 ….. No.
This M4 Red Super Deluxe that I owned years ago is a 1964 and the last year for that color.
Again, Thanks for the everyone’s opinions on the factory stamped dates. Cheers .
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