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I vote for the original - each one of those scratches is a story from another era. Love the nostalgia.

That's a Schwinn LawnDyne fore runner of the Airdyne. Stationary and multi-purpose clothes hangers

Nicely done - thanks for sharing - you have set a high bar on a high bar. The green and white really pops!

Nice - looks complete!

Thanks for the input - I am not a flipper - I retain everything and appreciate each as its own little piece of history.

Would like to tap the expertise and experience with this dumpster reclain. I have no history for this bike - found in a dumpster and now in my basement awaiting dispostion and time. What do cabers say - is this junior worth a full resto? or do you have suggestions for a clean-up, tune-up and...

I purchased my Apple Krate in 1969 from Brooks bike shop on Brooks Avenue in Rochester, NY with my paper route money. Super ride as a kid. Frannie the neighbor had the sears stingray five speed which was much lighter and faster. He could beat me in the sprints but was a distant second in cool...

Hey Sambo - thanks for posting - I have a '44 that I picked out of a garage that sat for forty years or so and needs alot of work, although I think it is mostly original bike. When I dig it out I will send you some pictures for your suggestions on how to get this beast operational.

Barn finds ‘42 Indian Chief; ‘44 Harley Knucklehead; ‘74 Harley Ironhead

sold - I'll take them both

Beautiful '68!

I have same bike - same color - '71 nice find!

Wow - I'd have to sell a car for this one! You have a masterpiece here. This is not a garage bike IMH!!

Sad to miss this great event - out of town that weekend. Damn!!

Great score; love the bar shifter! And the flat bars on this bike

Latched onto this one - should cleanup nicely - will keep the patina and plan to ride as is.

How much did the eggs cost you?

Love these pictures - gonna check my Grand Prix for same - thank you for sending! and doing all of this leg work for us Cabers. Makes it fun to research what we have stashed away!

My garage finds need some clean up to be ready for Spring riding

Cleaning out a collapsed garage/shed for some friends

Amazing resto from an artist!

Love the Genesee sign; was weaned on Cream Ales back in the day!

Gotta buy a barn

Yup

‘69 R/T and ‘67 Vette pulled along with the bikes

You nailed it Dan Fitz - the Vin on the Indian is CDA-1701B - it is a '41 Chief.

Thanks for the clue - I'll have to scout around for the stampings and report back what I find. Appreciate any guidance here as I am new to the old bikes!

Emptying a time capsule garage with 4 cars, six motorcycles, bikes and assorted parts. Unsure when these last were started and run? Both appear complete and original. Searching for the "time".

? Good Luck finding a chain.

Nicely done coaster! - am digging the fall color scheme for Upstate NY - should be a hot seller when the leaves are turning! Maybe add some orange/amber spoke reflectors to give some side bling and break up your black walls?

Impressive bike - nicely done with the bag and seat.

Say Hey! - a Suhweet ride!

too nice for my stable - should be in a museum

3-speeder - pulled these parts out of a basement - CABER's have advised this is a '36 or '37 Sunbeam. Missing the guts for the rear hub - assuming this was a three speed and will have to collect missing cables, etc. Wheels and spokes look good and should clean up well. Will follow your progress...

Great pictures - this is very helpful to those of us who have old Brit bike parts collecting dust. Just the impetus I need to pull out the Sunbeam and post pictures to benefit from the CABER input. Thanks for posting the as is, updates on the progress you are making along the way most appreciated.

Your Traveler cleaned up nicely - should sell quickly GLWTS

Painted parts look beautiful - what was the method used to and the equipment, solvents used to clean the painted parts? I have '52 Phantom that requires same resto and I like the results you are showing. Thanks for the information.

Nice catch Brant - any idea where the other two ended up? Are they still in RI?

Wow - wish I could spring for this gem! I walked the beaches at Normandy 3 years ago. Everyone should put this on their bucket list GLWS.

TBrown - do sellers pay at the door? or reserve spots in advance? I am planning on attending from Stamford area - what time can sellers arrive and set up? Thanks

Great pics! Thanks for sharing. A real cream puff.

Ted Williams is alive and well - great riding bike and like yours the price was right. Put air in the tires, and he rolls true - a little heavy for steep hills, but all in all a solid ride. I am keeping mine for the autograph! Live free and ride!!

Thank you for sharing! I have not been that lucky, but have pulled some complete bikes out of our local transfer station metal dumpster over the the past 20 years! I am sure I have missed many more! Great find and save for the CABE!

Nicely done Chris - thanks for sharing your process, struggles and successes. It is a great learning tool for us newbies.

I could not be more impressed. You did a wonderful job with your research and attention to detail. I believe you achieved your goal of a showroom condition, as new bike! Will you ever ride this work of art?

Wow- nice job with the Phantom!!

Nicely done Taco! What do you estimate as the "market" value of your rustoration Phantom?

Picked this out of a litter of bikes headed to a local landfill. Cleaned it up and the tires hold air. Not planning to do anything but ride this guy.

Pulled my '64 Speedster out of dumpster - 2 speed hub is a nice pick; what I need is a black and white messenger seat to make it complete. Anybody got one to trade me? Thanks