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1941 Huffman
- Thread starter dxtom
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fordmike65
Riding a '37 Colson Imperial
Wowsers!
Bet the PMs are jamming up the lines on this one. Sweet find!
Bet the PMs are jamming up the lines on this one. Sweet find!
37fleetwood
Riding a '37 Fleetwood
uh-oh, Colonial Fenders... value just jumped upward!
bikewhorder
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
This bike is so great it needed two threads!
37fleetwood
Riding a '37 Fleetwood
First Do No Harm!!
clean it up first and see what you have.a damp rag and a can of spray furniture polish are always a good first choice. don't listen to those who recommend sandpaper or steel wool. clean and lube it and stop there. you will realize more profit potential letting the next guy decide what he wants to do. this one looks too nice and original to mess with at all. a little work and I'll bet it shines up to near as nice as mine did.
mine yesterday:
1941 Huffman parts
Scott, I lucked out when I found this. I had no idea what it was. Next day, went to the bicycle museum in New Bremen and researched the bike. The front lens is missing and just wondering if you know if there are parts available (front lens). SO what are Colonial Fenders and why are they worth more?
Tom
Scott, I lucked out when I found this. I had no idea what it was. Next day, went to the bicycle museum in New Bremen and researched the bike. The front lens is missing and just wondering if you know if there are parts available (front lens). SO what are Colonial Fenders and why are they worth more?
Tom
37fleetwood
Riding a '37 Fleetwood
new lenses are available, but I'd hold out for an old one.
Colonial fenders are as you see on mine and yours 5 sided. they were only offered on Dayton level bikes. they are pretty rare, in original paint, on and original paint bike they're priceless.
when you get ready to start in on this bike let me know and I'll make available what info I and others have gathered. keep this bike and you've moved into the big time!
this is the Huffman ad, the Dayton will be outfitted a bit differently, but sadly no one has yet come up with the 1941 Dayton literature.
