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Cruisin' on my 1897 Comet
1939 Schwinn New World Racer model W3R
serial C2720
sure you have seen 1940's Paramounts but when have you last seen a New World racer?
The cheaper version of the Paramount to get more people racing.
Seem to be available in 1939, 1940 and 1941 from what I could find. The 1940 had different drop-outs and the 1941 model had a different sprocket.
From the Schwinn ad :"It's a real racer, of a pedigreed racing family."
If you collect Schwinn, Paramounts or early racers, should have one of these in the collection.
Original baby blue paint, pinstripping and decals.
Skinny steel rim clinchers. Tires are toast.
Bike needs a good cleaning.
Has an original 1942 San Jose licence plate
Brooks Racing B5, with a big chunk missing.
SOLD. Carefully packing included.
PLEASE check out the pictures as they tell the story.
PLEASE PM any questions or to purchase. Don't post here.
serial C2720
sure you have seen 1940's Paramounts but when have you last seen a New World racer?
The cheaper version of the Paramount to get more people racing.
Seem to be available in 1939, 1940 and 1941 from what I could find. The 1940 had different drop-outs and the 1941 model had a different sprocket.
From the Schwinn ad :"It's a real racer, of a pedigreed racing family."
If you collect Schwinn, Paramounts or early racers, should have one of these in the collection.
Original baby blue paint, pinstripping and decals.
Skinny steel rim clinchers. Tires are toast.
Bike needs a good cleaning.
Has an original 1942 San Jose licence plate
Brooks Racing B5, with a big chunk missing.
SOLD. Carefully packing included.
PLEASE check out the pictures as they tell the story.
PLEASE PM any questions or to purchase. Don't post here.
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