BuddysSchwinn
'Lil Knee Scuffer
This is a 1995 Schwinn Black Phantom Centennial Edition, serial number G004509, one of the last produced in the run of 5,000, with what I believe is an unusually complete and documented provenance.
The bike was purchased new by my father, Jerry Amato, owner of Buddy's Schwinn Bicycle in Flushing, Queens -- a full Schwinn Total Concept authorized dealership. I have the original Schwinn West Distribution Center picking list dated January 1996, showing the order placed by Buddy's Schwinn and shipped directly to my office. That document, combined with the signed COA, creates an unbroken chain of custody from Schwinn to an authorized dealer to today.
What's included:
The bike was purchased new by my father, Jerry Amato, owner of Buddy's Schwinn Bicycle in Flushing, Queens -- a full Schwinn Total Concept authorized dealership. I have the original Schwinn West Distribution Center picking list dated January 1996, showing the order placed by Buddy's Schwinn and shipped directly to my office. That document, combined with the signed COA, creates an unbroken chain of custody from Schwinn to an authorized dealer to today.
What's included:
- The bike, in excellent condition -- stored indoors its entire life, never ridden
- Original signed Certificate of Authenticity -- Skip Hess, VP of Bicycles, and Ted Kirkbride, Black Phantom Project Manager
- Original Schwinn West Distribution Center picking list, January 1996 -- Buddy's Schwinn, Flushing NY
- Original Schwinn box (opened)
- 1995 Centennial Edition, the only year produced
- Original retail price $2,999
- Hand built in the USA, limited to 5,000 units
- Serial G004509 -- late production
- Never ridden, always stored indoors, wrapped and boxed
- Tires are original -- as with any 30-year-old rubber, the buyer should inspect before riding
- Chrome, paint, leather saddle, and springer fork all in excellent condition
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What's up with the rear fender reflector & rack taillight in the 1st picture & the 4th picture?? Also, the chainguard pins. All different looking

