UncleRemus
Look Ma, No Hands!
Here are few pictures to share . The Swap Meet is doing well and Friday will be even better .
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Memory Lane Fall Meet Report Thursday Oct. 25th
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Jesse McCauley
McCauley Cycle Works
My dog Cadillac and I made it out here early, we’ll be here in the morning too
I Found a few things to take home-
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I Found a few things to take home-
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fordmike65
Riding a '37 Colson Imperial
Noice
UncleRemus
Look Ma, No Hands!
I heard it sold for around 3200 may have changed hands a couple times . I don't know for sure .
cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
It's always an interesting forensic examination whenever a bike like this shows up.
There's been an endless debate on which carrier/rack is correct for which model year that these bikes were available.
The literature suggests that the reflector tab version of the nine hole McCauley book strap rack is for the 1937 model year, and the version without the reflector is for the 1938 model year.
I've been of the opinion that there really isn't anything too that, and that either rack was available for either year.
This bike is a 1937 model as suggested by the profile of the truss rod tangs on the fork, but the no reflector tab rack suggests 1938.
It's hard to tell from a photograph, how original all the parts are to this bike, but according to the literature, that's the wrong year rack on that bike.
I personally don't doubt, that's the rack that originally came on that bike.
Sort of just blowing a hole in the conventional school of thought on which rack is correct for which model year bike.
I know, semantics!
But, for someone who has poured over the literature and studied these bikes, this one is an interesting find.
There's been an endless debate on which carrier/rack is correct for which model year that these bikes were available.
The literature suggests that the reflector tab version of the nine hole McCauley book strap rack is for the 1937 model year, and the version without the reflector is for the 1938 model year.
I've been of the opinion that there really isn't anything too that, and that either rack was available for either year.
This bike is a 1937 model as suggested by the profile of the truss rod tangs on the fork, but the no reflector tab rack suggests 1938.
It's hard to tell from a photograph, how original all the parts are to this bike, but according to the literature, that's the wrong year rack on that bike.
I personally don't doubt, that's the rack that originally came on that bike.
Sort of just blowing a hole in the conventional school of thought on which rack is correct for which model year bike.
I know, semantics!
But, for someone who has poured over the literature and studied these bikes, this one is an interesting find.
fordmike65
Riding a '37 Colson Imperial
Not sure if this helps any, but here's another pic, with the lucky new owner I believe.
Andy Dee
Finally riding a big boys bike
What state is that show in?
