1936 Rollfast v 200 front fender

[Nick Downs]

Hey guys, I'm am pretty new to old bicycles and bought this old front fender this morning at the flea market. I believe it goes on a 1936 Rollfast v 200. It is all original but has some issues including a small bend at the front tip, a small dent near the center, and the back tip is crinkled. The light looks like it can be restored. Oh and the bars are flat. I plan on selling this fender and was hoping someone could give me some guidance as to it's value/ desirability and if my identification is correct. Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Nick D

 

[catfish]

The light is all the value. I'm sure someone could use the fender, but you would be better off selling them separate.

 

[fordmike65]

No need to restore that light. Would look great on an original bike.

 

[Nick Downs]

Hey guys, I'm am pretty new to old bicycles and bought this old front fender this morning at the flea market. I believe it goes on a 1936 Rollfast v 200. It is all original but has some issues including a small bend at the front tip, a small dent near the center, and the back tip is crinkled. The light looks like it can be restored. Oh and the bars are flat. I plan on selling this fender and was hoping someone could give me some guidance as to it's value/ desirability and if my identification is correct. Thanks for your help.

Regards,
Nick D

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Thanks guys, I'm going to sell them separately. Is there any way to get the crinkle out of the fender?

 

[Robertriley]

Thanks guys, I'm going to sell them separately. Is there any way to get the crinkle out of the fender?

Mr. Catfish is correct, the light is the value that's there. The fender is pretty common but I'm sure there are people that will need it. I'd also leave the fender for the next guy to straighten.

 

[HARPO]

Same color fenders as my 1937(?) Rollfast...

 

[Nashional]

Do you still have the light for sale? Thanks