For your consideration, a RARE Early 1939 Paramount Sports Tourist.
Original Paint and Decals on this Handsome Dark Blue Paramount, with Red and Green Box Pins. Very few First Generation (‘38-‘39) Paramounts were fabricated by Emil Wastyn as Tourist models, and even fewer still exist; perhaps a half dozen ? Further, the early Paramounts were entirely custom order; there were no “stock models.” Serial A715 dates this bike to 1939.
Original Webb Lever, Original “Schwinn-Webb” brake and Beautiful Original Gold sheathed brake cable, Early “Paramount” stamped three piece crankset, Original Schwinn Double Adjustable stem, Original Torrington 7 Tourist pedals, Gorgeous Original Glove Leather Schwinn “Zephyr” Saddle, Original Schwinn Script Reflector, Original Schwinn Script “big chubby” Paramount grips, Original Stainless Fenders, Original Sturmey Archer 3 Speed with Top Bar Shifter (missing cable), Original front Dynohub so you can run lights.. An exquisite machine, and a rare piece of early Paramount history; don’t miss this one !
Photos are the best description; please check ‘em out.
PPFF please: tocatahula@gmail.com
Original Paint and Decals on this Handsome Dark Blue Paramount, with Red and Green Box Pins. Very few First Generation (‘38-‘39) Paramounts were fabricated by Emil Wastyn as Tourist models, and even fewer still exist; perhaps a half dozen ? Further, the early Paramounts were entirely custom order; there were no “stock models.” Serial A715 dates this bike to 1939.
Original Webb Lever, Original “Schwinn-Webb” brake and Beautiful Original Gold sheathed brake cable, Early “Paramount” stamped three piece crankset, Original Schwinn Double Adjustable stem, Original Torrington 7 Tourist pedals, Gorgeous Original Glove Leather Schwinn “Zephyr” Saddle, Original Schwinn Script Reflector, Original Schwinn Script “big chubby” Paramount grips, Original Stainless Fenders, Original Sturmey Archer 3 Speed with Top Bar Shifter (missing cable), Original front Dynohub so you can run lights.. An exquisite machine, and a rare piece of early Paramount history; don’t miss this one !
Photos are the best description; please check ‘em out.
PPFF please: tocatahula@gmail.com
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