What do you think an un-restored Firestone Fleetwood Supreme is worth these days.?

[bikebozo]

I would be interested in the purchase of the bike , when a reasonable price is established , thanks Walter branche , [email protected]

 

[Deleted member 72895]

Here you go guys...

 

[RJWess]

Some nice money parts on your bike. I like the look of it, service it and ride.

 

[redline1968]

Looks like the original paint is gone along time ago....

 

[Freqman1]

This is not a Dayton, not a Super Streamline, and not original. What it is, is a Firestone Fleetwood Supreme with wrong parts on it. I agree with @cyclingday --worth the sum of the parts. V/r Shawn

This is a Dayton Super Streamline

This is an original Firestone Fleetwood Supreme

 

[Deleted member 72895]

Thank Fregman1!

Can't say I am surprised, given who i bought it from 20 years go.

So you suggest parting it out?

 

[Balloonoob]

I suggest you send me the tank LOL.

 

[Freqman1]

Thank Fregman1!

Can't say I am surprised, given who i bought it from 20 years go.

So you suggest parting it out?

I think you would get more money parting it. For example neither that stem or guard are correct for this bike but are money pieces so I would probably sell them separately. V/r Shawn

 

[Nashman]

Personally, I'd detail it out and ride it. It looks SWEET. A shame to part out. I just bought a nice older resto, pretty close to what you have. Sure, it's been tweaked/changed a bit from stock, ( and I did more changes closer to stock) so was mine. Big hairy deal. Lots of dudes ( and gals) personalized their rides back then, just like now. Don't get caught in the "factory correct" or part it out. That's just sad. The hobby is for fun, not a contest as to who has the showroom example. Cheers, Bob

 

[Nashman]

Thank Fregman1!

Can't say I am surprised, given who i bought it from 20 years go.

So you suggest parting it out?

I suggest you don't part it out. Dang shame. Lots of good original stuff with tasteful additions. RARE. Enjoy it.