1941 Western Flyer revival

[dogdart]

Sharing the cleanup process of my latest Tall Tank find. Pics from FB ad

Got it home

Fairly early serial number

Disassembled

 

[Kickstand3]

Nice, it’s all there except head light. Very cool, always wondered about those grips, my 41 WF has the same grips . Thanks for sharing
Enjoy

 

[dogdart]

Nice, it’s all there except head light. Very cool, always wondered about those grips, my 41 WF has the same grips . Thanks for sharing
Enjoy

I think that is just a coincidence, these grips would not be original.

Luckily I have a headlight.

 

[Kickstand3]

I think that is just a coincidence, these grips would not be original.

Luckily I have a headlight.

Maybe a little bit different after taking a closer look

 

[3-speeder]

That's a sweet looking bike! Who would have manufactured that bike? Thanks.

 

[dogdart]

That's a sweet looking bike! Who would have manufactured that bike? Thanks.

Cleveland Welding Company manufacturer.

I haven't been able to work on anything the last 2 weeks after my accident. I was barely able to get it on the stand. Hopefully I can start some assembly soon.

 

[Krakatoa]

Maybe a little bit different after taking a closer look

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Those are late 50s early 60s NTD grips Rolando, see them a lot on Columbia Westfield.

 

[3-speeder]

Cleveland Welding Company manufacturer.

I haven't been able to work on anything the last 2 weeks after my accident. I was barely able to get it on the stand. Hopefully I can start some assembly soon.

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Thank you. I hope you're feeling better soon. Parts are looking good. Reassembly is my favorite part because next comes the riding. 😃

 

[Kickstand3]

Those are late 50s early 60s grips Rolando, see them a lot on Columbia Westfield.

Thanks for verifying that Nate . Lots of times I end up with bikes with odd little parts but refuse to change until I’m convinced otherwise
Much appreciated
Amego

 

[Krakatoa]

Your tall tanks really coming along!