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PREWAR HUFFMAN/FIRESTONE FLEETWOOD SUPREME
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Wards Guy..
I live for the CABE
Love it!! Sounds funny but I just picked my first Huffman last Friday and I have the opposite Art Deco pedal if your willing to part with it. Wooden pedal on the opposite side..
Clark58mx
Finally riding a big boys bike
Hello, I want to hang onto the tear drop pedal for now.
Clark58mx
Finally riding a big boys bike
The serial number is H20967. It has a 2 underneath.
Freqman1
Riding a '37 Dayton Super Streamline
Anything on the back of the fork crown? I'm thinking the stem could be correct if late '37. If that is a Morrow hub and it has a "G4" on it that would be my bet. V/r Shawn
partsguy
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Perhaps one of you could sell a pedal, at least another matching pair of those rare tear drops would exist
Freqman1
Riding a '37 Dayton Super Streamline
That pedal is a Magna and they aren't really that rare. I just sold a pair last month (kinda rough) for about $120 on Ebay. I don't believe these were factory issue on anything but were an aftermarket upgrade. I believe the Fleetwoods originally had Torrington 8s but I'm going from memory here. V/r ShawnPerhaps one of you could sell a pedal, at least another matching pair of those rare tear drops would exist
partsguy
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Magna? The one in the pic looks original to me. When I think of Magna, I think of Walmart bikes. Those original pedals do seem hard to find. $120 is pretty good for a pair of rough pedals - means low supply and high demand.
cyclingday
I'm the Wiz, and nobody beats me!
The Fleetwood Supreme's came with the Persons Streamline (teardrop) type pedals.
The trussrods tangs on the fork suggest, 1937.
The 38 fork had a slightly different profile.
The chainguard looks like it might have come off a twin flex. The Fleetwood Supreme had a slightly different profile as well.
Still a very hard piece to find, so you're lucky to have one at all.
The tanks and racks, are a little scarce, but they do pop up from time to time, so do not despair, you should be able to complete that little gem in no time.
Congrats, on the nice find.
The Firestone Fleetwood Supreme is definitely one of my all time favorite bikes.
The trussrods tangs on the fork suggest, 1937.
The 38 fork had a slightly different profile.
The chainguard looks like it might have come off a twin flex. The Fleetwood Supreme had a slightly different profile as well.
Still a very hard piece to find, so you're lucky to have one at all.
The tanks and racks, are a little scarce, but they do pop up from time to time, so do not despair, you should be able to complete that little gem in no time.
Congrats, on the nice find.
The Firestone Fleetwood Supreme is definitely one of my all time favorite bikes.
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