Who is MFG of a old bicycle ?

[Fredarocking]

Who is MFG of a old bicycle ? Man 26" ? All chrome frame and both fender . Has airplane on front fender . Rear metal carriage rack , White seat with chrome railing rear back . White grips . Looks to be made 50 0r 60 . Fat balloon tires . All mfg name missing :: chainguard ,name bade , rear taillights . Airplane on front fender looks to be pot metal . Help found in shed and making offer ???? HELP Fred

 

[SoBayRon]

Sounds interesting, but you will need to post pictures of the bike for some help in identifying what you have.

 

[tacochris]

Who is MFG of a old bicycle ? Man 26" ? All chrome frame and both fender . Has airplane on front fender . Rear metal carriage rack , White seat with chrome railing rear back . White grips . Looks to be made 50 0r 60 . Fat balloon tires . All mfg name missing :: chainguard ,name bade , rear taillights . Airplane on front fender looks to be pot metal . Help found in shed and making offer ???? HELP Fred

Sounds like a Sears Spaceliner with an added fender emblem but I agree with @SoBayRon , most certainly need some good pics of this cool beast!

 

[bloo]

Post pictures of the whole bike, and also of any and all stamped numbers.

Common places to find stamped numbers are 1) Underneath the bottom bracket (that's the tube the crank goes through). 2) On the rear forks of the frame (next to the rear axle nuts, usually on the left side if you were sitting on the bike but check both sides). 3) On the headtube (on the frame at the steering, near the headbadge if it were still there, or maybe around a side).

Welcome to the CABE!

 

[Boris]

...or it might be a Monark. Who knows, need photo.

 

[catfish]

Without seeing any photos, it is hard to say. Could be something, could be nothing.

 

[Fredarocking]

Sounds interesting, but you will need to post pictures of the bike for some help in identifying what you have.

Thank you will try to buy .

 

[Fredarocking]

Post pictures of the whole bike, and also of any and all stamped numbers.

Common places to find stamped numbers are 1) Underneath the bottom bracket (that's the tube the crank goes through). 2) On the rear forks of the frame (next to the rear axle nuts, usually on the left side if you were sitting on the bike but check both sides). 3) On the headtube (on the frame at the steering, near the headbadge if it were still there, or maybe around a side).

Welcome to the CABE!

Thank You would like to buy it .

 

[Fredarocking]

Sounds interesting, but you will need to post pictures of the bike for some help in identifying what you have.

Thank you , Would like to have it

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Saw some ads for a parted-out re-chromed bicycle last year; besides the 1960’s space bikes, maybe it was an in thing.