Thank you, for all of the kind words.
None of this would be possible without the Cabe family.
I am deeply indebted to all of you, for your knowledge and support.
I’ll never forget, the first time I saw a picture of a Seiss Trio.
It elicited an emotion like the first time I saw a picture of Raquel Welch.
Gotta have that someday!
Well, Raquel was way out of my league, but the Seiss came slowly bit by bit.
As most of you, I collect these parts with the right bike in mind, and I usually don’t know what that is, until I see it.
As soon as Tyler posted the first picture of the Berry Cohen Special, I could see it.
It took a couple of dances with a few previous owners, and then, it was my turn.
Some visions don’t play out the way you think they will.
I really wanted to restore the funky looking Crossbrace California handlebar that was on the bike when it was found.
I went to great lengths to secure a nice one, again, courtesy of our great Cabe family.
But, like the previous two owners, I just wasn’t feeling it.
I guess I just don’t have my inner
@tripple3 wired up quite right yet.
Sorry Mark!
I’ve got the bars, and they will lye in wait until that time comes along.
I’ve got to shout out a big thanks to Big Jim
@JAF/CO Frazier for coming to the rescue with the correct drop stand and chainguard at a moments notice.
Those items were just what the doctor ordered.
A few things are still spinning around in my brain, but what would just be the icing on the cake, is that all elusive, 1938/39 Atlanta bicycle license plate.
So keep your eyes peeled guys.
Thanks!