Need info on my 1938 restore

[Coby Romero]

 

[Coby Romero]

Im trying to figure out if the horn button was located in the handlebars or on. I'm in search of a six hole rack that won't pull my eyes out on price and a front sprocket not skiptooth.

 

[Jon Olson]

Coby,
When it comes to seats I go to [email protected], Bob Ujszaszi is a true artist!

 

[Coby Romero]

That's awesome. I found a couple prewar Troxels on ebay. I bought a couple going to try and make one good one.

 

[Jon Olson]

Both my racks are from JAF/CO, Jim Frazier, another artist. The one on my 1938 is a 6 hole postwar (Easy to find) with prewar legs made by Jim. The 1936 rack is all made by Jim. Much better when it comes to price.

 

[Coby Romero]

Both my racks are from JAF/CO, Jim Frazier, another artist. The one on my 1938 is a 6 hole postwar (Easy to find) with prewar legs made by Jim. The 1936 rack is all made by Jim. Much better when it comes to price.

Can I get some contact info. Other then knowing paint. My obsession with this is pretty new. It started when I got my 95 Schwinn back from my teenage years. Then acquired my pre war and now I also have 2 1953s to restore. I'm okay with any repop products. I plan on riding my bikes.

 

[1817cent]

Nice looking project. I would think a horn button strapped on the bar would be much easier to find and could be deemed as correct anyway. Either EA or Delta will work and there are some listed here on the Cabe for sale. Again, very nice project!

 

[Coby Romero]

Nice looking project. I would think a horn button strapped on the bar would be much easier to find and could be deemed as correct anyway. Either EA or Delta will work and there are some listed here on the Cabe for sale. Again, very nice project!

 

[Coby Romero]

This my start

 

[Freqman1]

I thought for ‘38 the mushroom horn button is correct but I could be wrong. V/r Shawn