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Can you post a picture of the other side. Thanks

Ron Houk is also a good source for vintage Whizzer parts. His number has been listed on this forum before. If you can’t find it, PM me and I’ll send it to you.

Price reduced...……...

This is what I believe to be an 1893/94 Overman Wheel Victor High Frame Pneumatic Tire Safety Bicycle. This bike came with several others I purchased a few years ago and I have done nothing with it but store it indoors. The bike was semi-restored by a previous owner (not professionally) but will...

Sale fell through, still available.

Bump.

I've actually done that! No Bueno.

Yes, they're 28" wheels.

1894 Columbia Model 36 Pneumatic Tire Safety Bicycle, 28" wheels. This is truly a barn find, all original survivor bicycle. I believe the rear tire is the original single tube tire that came with the bike when the bike sold new. The front tire was probably replaced at some point in the teens or...

Wow, what a find. At least we know there's still some gems out there to be found. Congratulations!

I believe the gussets on the frame neck were on the Ambassador and Sportsman frames. Not on the Pacemaker. At least that’s the case with mine. Vince

Very nice find. Congratulations! The Ambassador model was only made in 1951. It's always difficult to put a value on something because they're are a lot of variables. Clean it up, get it running and ride it.

Exactly what I need. Let me know if it falls through. Thanks.

I could use one as well. Let me know if you have any others or who reproduced it. Thanks.

Thanks guys, I’ll check McMaster-Carr.

I’m getting ready to restore this antique Eldi bicycle stand and I’m looking for a source to replace these large wing nuts that are broken. I’ve exhausted my normal sources locally and thought someone here may have come across a source in their travels. Any help or leads would be greatly...

Sold for $2,750 not counting the buyer’s premium.

Did this sell?

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

I’ll take them. PM sent.

That‘s very nice.

I have a new reproduction headbadge that I'd like to have match the old patina look on a bike I'm working on. Has anyone here done that and if so, how? Thanks

Anyone have a post-war cycletruck badge they would part with?

I think they're a couple of nice looking original bikes. If you can get them for a good price, do it. Let us know if you do.

Ron’s located in Southern California. His number is 714 996-6323. He also advertises in the monthly Whizzer newsletter. He’s always been very helpful whenever I’ve needed anything. Vince

That's Ron Houk's shop. He has everything you could possibly need for a Whizzer.

I have found that most "true collectors" have a variety of interests. Cars, motorcycles, bicycles, toys, antiques, etc. Unfortunately, I like and collect all of them.

I think the real answer is somewhere in all of the above comments. My 2 cents.

Thank you..........

Anyone?

It looks to me to be a 1949 Sportsman with possibly a later 300 series motor. It also has the sought after Bi-matic transmission. Excellent find.

Tomorrow is my wife’s birthday so I won’t be able to make it. Anyway, I thought I’d post a couple of pictures of my 1951 cycle truck with my new sign thanks to a fellow Caber. Tom C. does great work. I couldn’t be any happier with the way it turned out. Looking for another CT for him to work his...

I would keep it as is. Would make an interesting wall hanger/conversation piece.

It looks to me to be around a 1947/48. Don’t restore it, just give it an oxalic bath. It should clean up pretty nice.

Looking to purchase a United States Giant Chain tread no. 770 tire. Size 26" X 2.125" checkered black side wall. Good used or NOS. PM me and let me know what you have, thanks.

How much for the two tires?

When I stop by to see Ron, I feel like a kid in a candy store!

I'll take it. Please send me your PayPal info. Thanks

Health has always got to come first. Best of luck.

Way cool................

That's not a Pacemaker!

I’ve got this c1950 Monark built Firestone Deluxe Cruiser. The model number is 18009A59 and the serial number is 0972168. The bike is all original right down to the original Firestone tubes which remarkably still hold air. It’s a little rusty in some areas but overall has a great patina and...

Sounds like it could be a good opportunity. If I were you, I'd get over there as quickly as possible, especially if it's only 5 minutes away. Take a bunch of photos. If you're not able or want to go it alone, I may be interested in throwing in with you. While not an expert, I do have a fair...

I'll take it and pay for the shipping if you don't mind shipping it.

Super nice! Thanks for sharing.

Bump.

Beautiful bike, if I sold that out from under my wife I’d probably end up in divorce court!

This is a very rare Whizzer Model F engine. The Model F was released in 1945 with approximately 4200 units produced. The high serial number F3952 would indicate it was likely one of the last to come off the production line. What makes this one rare is its completeness. It is 100% complete...

Coming along nicely!

Yikes! Good to know.