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He only sent me a pic. Very rusty. Wants to get few bucks for it. Rather than scrap.

Friend found it. Wants to sell if any interest?

Found today. Any value? Ty

Just a simple 1970 Schwinn breeze at a yard sale, in a barn with the front rim and fender off to the side, Just could not leave there for $5~ Had a great Schwinn bell on it too!

Looks like a nice bike, I have not seen a king size before http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/bik/4058516882.html

$200 at a yard sale, just shows there is stuff to be found still~ I do well at yard sales at times, on antiques, and a 1964 Schwinn sting ray. Never know what you may find~

does look like a BB gun.

I have used kenda 26" tires, work great, I would assume they make a 27" tire. Just make sure they are for Schwinn rims.

stunning. very fair price too~

I know nothing about these bikes, but know chrome bikes are collectable? http://boston.craigslist.org/sob/bik/3985223450.html

if you google Schwinn serial numbers you should find a list, and can print it out to have for future reference. is the serial number on right rear drop out(1951+ up to 1970?) or under the crank 1950 and before

older corvette, love a black Schwinn, seat is incorrect as you pointed out, but a good look to the bike. $300 is ok, tad high, in my opinion, yet if you get $300 enjoyment out of it, then it will be worth it. add in a new set of tires and tubes to your total cost.

very lucky~ 2 great bikes!!

middleweights are great, I have a 2 speed corvette, and a Hollywood, they zip around the streets.

what type of hub is on the rear?

I have 2 1941 dx bikes, neither have dimples in the fenders for truss rods. Rods clear the fender by 1/4" each side.

love the lock on it~

great bike. my 1941 Packard does have truss rods. odd that bike is missing them, looks well cared for. enjoy it

price is just a number, enjoyment is what you get out of it. may be a base model like my 1941 Packard, but you have a different frame. which did not have a tank/rack/guard. serial number under the crank, or bottom bracket they call it. if you pull the crank, it may have a date on it...

1936? schwinn, from a fellow caber~ looking for a tank, rack . chainguard if anyone has one~

they are hard to find. I needed a blue one, and it took 6 months to find one on ebay, but it was worth the wait~ be patient!

great job, and a fun project for sure. and can't beat the price! enjoy it

if you plan on getting into the hobby, some local bike shops sell cone wrench sets, with the sizes you will commonly use. as well as a tube of grease. Take your time, I like to use a Tupperware type container to put my parts in, adding wd40 to it so the bearings and cones can cleanse...

very nice, love the license plate tag. good job, nice picks

thanks, it is great the way it is, I did get a fender bomb for the front, might not be correct for it, but looks sweet~ Finding a tank would be a long shot I am thinking. thanks guys!

I picked this up from a fellow caber, and was wondering what type of tank would have been on this bike. 1936ish model c. thank you

you got tooo excited reading and didn't finish~ I do it all the time!

I bought this bike and am very pleased with it. classic cruiser for the beach would anyone know what type of tank it would have had? maybe a pic of one? thanks! dd

My girlfriend loves it, I bought her a 1950's Schwinn Hornet, rides like Cadillac she says, and loves all the neat bike stuff I get/have

Took a nice ride on bike trail, only to get caught in a downpour. lucky it was my 1964 Schwinn daily rider.

he was smart to say make an offer. I saw it too. great bike~

old bikes are great. glad you have yours. I ride a ten dollar girls Schwinn Hollywood daily, I have 20 plus bikes, but this one I found this spring, and is now the bike of the summer. take your time with your bike, ask questions here, and you will get a world of support and answers~...

1941 packard~ ready to ride today!

vineyard is nice, great bike trails. going fishing? I live on the mainland off the vineyard. great island. fun places to go and shop. old bikes not very common over there.

good stuff. thanks for sharing.

yup, Was $27,000. appreciates in value....... just sitting there~

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1930s-Rare-CO-OP-Bicycle/171068321558 Has anyone seen/heard of this brand? maybe the badge is from a store in the area?

I have a 1941 Packard DX, love it~

thanks guys~ You sure know your stuff. I was unfamiliar with the jc Higgins, looked a few up online, the chrome tank was wrong I thought, plus the painted rims are wrong as was pointed out to me~ thanks

the guy may not know it is a repaint, and want a high price for pristine condition~ thank you!

thank you, I value your expertise~ the bikes I looked up online had painted tanks, chrome rims.... unsure what to offer, looking for suggestions.........700 maybe?

http://capecod.craigslist.org/atq/3892420237.html I am not familiar with the value of this bike, looks in great shape thank you

they did make a tool time binford bike. have seen a few on ebay?

amazing piece for a man cave, seat,tank, peddles, 2 sets of grips.... $300+ish alone? great conversation piece!

is there a name on the shell of the hub? New departurehubs normally have the name on ythe shell. can you take a pic of the hub shell? odd that someone would have changed the brake arm, but you never know~

get her a fun old bike that would look good in your collection~ I bought my girlfriend a 1952 Schwinn Hornet. rides amazing~

should the truss rods be painted too,same color....

pm sent,hope still available~

would be interested if you decide to ship it. Live in MA

DANG~ never stuff like that around my neck of the woods!!!!