hiawathaken32
On Training Wheels
My wifes bike looks like ser # 8H081769, I have not seen it on the list.
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Huffman serial number project
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hiawathaken32
On Training Wheels
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Freqman1
Riding a '37 Dayton Super Streamline
Looks like a '48 to me. V/r Shawn
hiawathaken32
On Training Wheels
She changed the seat for comfort. Repainted it the original colours. Had a two speed gear installed, backpedalling to change gears. Had tried hand brakes on it but much to heavy, kept breaking the cables.
Joseph FINN
Finally riding a big boys bike
Freqman1
Riding a '37 Dayton Super Streamline
Kinda like saying "I'm looking for a Chevy". Prewar? Postwar? Boys? Girls? Base Model? Deluxe? ???
Joseph FINN
Finally riding a big boys bike
Looking for Mens 26" late 40s
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stezell
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Messaged you Joe.
Sean
tryder
I live for the CABE
1941 National badged Huffman (Model 12?) with Gliding Ride Springer delta defender tail lamp and Western Flyer branded Delta Headlamp.
The chainring is an anomaly. So is the bike. I have yet to see an actual 1941 Huffman National Catalog.
I have found a few photos of 1941 Huffman built Western Flyers which have the same tail lamp and headlamp configuration.
Perhaps Nationals continued with the sweetheart sprocket after 1939. Looks like the bike sat in a nice dry spot for a very long time. The wheels and tires are very nice.
The chainring is an anomaly. So is the bike. I have yet to see an actual 1941 Huffman National Catalog.
I have found a few photos of 1941 Huffman built Western Flyers which have the same tail lamp and headlamp configuration.
Perhaps Nationals continued with the sweetheart sprocket after 1939. Looks like the bike sat in a nice dry spot for a very long time. The wheels and tires are very nice.
New Mexico Brant
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
An interesting 1947 Huffman that is badged: J.C. Higgins; I am not aware of any other Huffman badged as such. Possibly a single order by Sears in an attempt to satisfy the post-war demand for bikes? The badge is applied with a single rivet and appears to be original. Serial number: 7H275115 followed with a sideways "L"
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