1937 Dayton Super Streamline

[Freqman1]

Here are the teaser pics. Its been raining all day so these had to be taken in the garage and are kinda crappy. I test rode the bike last night and still have some small adjustments/things to do e.g. missing a headbadge screw! This was my first bicycle restoration and I can say this one was worth it. I'll post more later once I can get it outside for some good pics. V/r Shawn

 

[RJWess]

For me these are the best looking bikes ever made. Nice job...

 

[Oldnut]

Wow what a bike congrats first restoration? How can you improve on the next one

 

[Freqman1]

Wow what a bike congrats first restoration? How can you improve on the next one

By not doing some things two or three times! V/r Shawn

 

[cyclingday]

AWESOME!

Nice job, Shawn.
I'm looking forward to seeing some pictures of the bike in natural light with the beautiful Georgia countryside in the background.

 

[Oldnut]

No I meant its a 10,first time and it turned out this nice phew hard to top that one

 

[catfish]

Wow! That came out great !!!

 

[then8j]

Looks like its museum quality! Awesome job
Remember..... The first scratch on a new paint job hurts the worst!!!

 

[OldRider]

Shawn, that's beautiful!

 

[Terry66]

Really nice! Did you do your own paint? I have a '41 Huffman that I plan to start soon, but I am thinking about doing a trial run on a WF Newsboy Special to get the hang of painting.

Super nice bike. You should be seriously proud.