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Tinman

On Training Wheels
Hello all,
I am a new guy to CABE and need help on a frame I acquired recently from an estate sale, and wanted some help with honing in some details on the bike as it isn't found on any registries...and I am primarily bmx spectrum of the hobby.
Not sure what time line this Paramount is.
It is #749 but no letter?
If I have it right, white was team colors

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I also have the skiptooth Paramount cranks w/o b/b, rear freewheel skiptooth single hub and Brooks seat.

Missing much, but have started projects with much less. Putting it back together is big bucks though.

Any ideas/imput would be awsome.

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The top tube decal was added but that decal scheme was used in the 40's along with white paint. Possible repaint at some point?

1940 catalog
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1948 catalog

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# 713 Blue Touring setup 1957
Found this on the Registry. The 800 numbers were in1958
 
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Go to the Waterford site and they have a section for dating all Paramounts. If you want Warerford will for a fee give a pedigree on your bike if it exists. They have all the records. You might even get to talk to Richard Schwinn. Roger
Just to add what I could find frame 749 is a 1958 bike roughly the middle of the year. Richard for a fee could probably tell you more. Roger
 
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