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1942 Huffman Military Bike in rare form

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Bill leave this beauty in her current state. She is unique and looks great.

All the Best,

Boz
 
I probably have a spare reflector sitting around for it.

All the Best,

Boz
 
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I probably have a spare reflector sitting around for it.

All the Best,

Boz

Hi Boz,

Thank you for the advice, which I will follow, and for your nice comments. As for the reflector, if you look at the 7th and last photo that I took of the rear portion of the bike you will see that I attached the rear reflector to the right side wheel axle using a bracket that I made. The rear fender where the reflector normally would be positioned has USAF in yellow chromate painted across it, which would have been partially hidden by the reflector. I placed a round head screw in the reflector hole. Evidently when the Strata blue was originally applied and the yellow chromate stencils placed a rear reflector was not used or at least in it's usual location.

Regards, Bill
 
Bill,

Looks great! Now I see what you did. Keep it just the way you have it!

Boz
 
Just came across your thread. Love your bike. I inherited a 38 huffman frame with military hubs, rims, saddle and tool bag with what looks to be the same blue painted over OD. Toyed with the idea of stripping the blue off because I want to build a historically accurate G519 but now am not so sure.... Anyways, just thought it was an interesting coincidence.
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Just came across your thread. Love your bike. I inherited a 38 huffman frame with military hubs, rims, saddle and tool bag with what looks to be the same blue painted over OD. Toyed with the idea of stripping the blue off because I want to build a historically accurate G519 but now am not so sure.... Anyways, just thought it was an interesting coincidence.View attachment 739160 View attachment 739161

Looks like you may also have one of the original Military wood block Torrington 8 pedals on the right side if I am looking at it correctly. Nice bike.

Regards,
Bill
 
Looks like you may also have one of the original Military wood block Torrington 8 pedals on the right side if I am looking at it correctly. Nice bike.

Regards,
Bill
Thanks. Yeah I love it. Just wish I knew its history. Even the frame is od under the blue. Weird for a 38 frame. You’re correct on the pedal. Just need to find the other one
 
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