Roadmaster bikes and frames identification

[marius.suiram]

If you can help me with the identification of these, like years and models, please

 

[marius.suiram]

First has Morrow F3 - 1936
Second has a Morrow G4 - 1937
Third s.n. is 5 I 4014
4th has s.n. 8927

 

[Adamtinkerer]

The last one has a chain ring often seen on late prewar Hawthornes.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

The "5I" is likely a Sept. 1935 Colson motorbike; (it has the wrong chain ring sprocket). CWC did not make a double bar drop frame model as they were a new concern and were not stuck with older designs that they did not even have.
Others look CWC, at least 1st two.
The dates may be on the CWC serial number thread.
The 1st one looks early (first year) 1936 CWC, with truss fork and chain ring sprocket; nice parts.

 

[SKPC]

^^^ yes with a 1936? chain ring (CWC) & some still-there parts!

 

[marius.suiram]

Thank you for your reply.
Is the 4th a CWC?
I am asking because I want to put them for sale and i don't want to be wrong with what i am selling. I thought the 3rd is a 1935 CWC.

 

[Jeff54]

Roadmaster was CWC's own brand. They also built and labeled mutable brand named bikes with CWC's, their own, frames and parts. The blue one might be 40-2, check here:

Cleveland Welding S/N Project...See Page 58 Post 576 for chart | Classic Balloon Tire Bicycles 1933-1965

Is this to say that mine might be pre-war, too?

thecabe.com

 

[SKPC]

Thank you for your reply.
Is the 4th a CWC?
I am asking because I want to put them for sale and i don't want to be wrong with what i am selling. I thought the 3rd is a 1935 CWC.

It looks alot like a Dayton Huffman frame @fat tire trader recently sold shown below..(but not quite).

 

[marius.suiram]

Thank you for all your replies.
Big help.

 

[fordmike65]

Could this have been a Chrome Master?