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Good Morning Everyone:
Another Possible Project Bike... I know it is a Roll Fast but i don't know the Year, or Model. I know it is a Skip Tooth. Are they rare? Is it worth trying to rebuild? I honestly don't know that is why I am asking. Thanks for your time... Harry
Welcome to the cabe. Being a post war ladies bike in poor condition, it's not worth much. Not worth putting a dime into it, IMO. But it would make a good yard art bike.
Good Morning all! Thanks for your responses. I think I’ll tinker with it for a while and see what comes from it. I like the fact that it is a survivor and I actually like all the age wear on the bike. It’s not going to be pretty even I’m done but it will still be pretty original. Hopefully it will come all apart without too much trouble....
I think it will make a nice companion with my 1962 Chevy Corvair Rampside Pickup Truck. Is there any way to find out the year of the Roll Fast Bike??View attachment 792395View attachment 792396
Well I did a lot of scraping with a wire brush and found 64SN, which would make the bike a 1946... the 6 is faded and it could be an 8 but it looks more like a 6. Thanks for letting me know where to look!
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