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Looks like a J.C. Higgins (Sears) Flightliner to me (Sears didn't make anything called a Stratoflite). The similarly named Murray Strato Flight and Western Auto Strato Flyer were later models that were similar to the Sears Spaceliner.
This image is from the Spring 1963 Sears catalog. PM me your email address and I'll send you a larger, higher res scan. Why don't you post the serial number as well, since this will help to confirm what you have. If my assumption is correct, the model number will be 46900.
BTW, the Flightliner was made until '63 and Spaceliner from 64-68 (not as stated above).
Sears also had unnamed cruisers that were essentially the same as the Flightliner. Same tank, but with the later style Murray chain guard. These just said 'SEARS' pn the guard, and were made through the late 60s-early 70s.
Sears also had unnamed cruisers that were essentially the same as the Flightliner. Same tank, but with the later style Murray chain guard. These just said 'SEARS' pn the guard, and were made through the late 60s-early 70s.
I think I know what you're talking about. There had most of the same features but were not as flashy. They had a standard rack, smaller tank (still had the double lights), later style guard, not much chrome.
I think I know what you're talking about. There had most of the same features but were not as flashy. They had a standard rack, smaller tank (still had the double lights), later style guard, not much chrome.
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