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jimkings

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I run a non profit bike for youngsters. We take donated bike and fix them up and give them to needy kids. We had a bike donated. All I know is that it’s a Wyeth bike no info on age. If someone could help with that. We are interested in sell and all profits would go to the program to buy more parts. Right now we took the bike apart to replace bearings and to free up stiff chain. We have no clue on value.

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I think its a 1937 C Model but I'll let the Schwinn experts correct me if I'm wrong. It's rough with none of the money parts on it e.g. tank, rack, light, etc... so I'm thinking maybe $350-400.
 
Forget putting any work or parts [tires ] on that bike. You won't increase the value of it and will most likely lower the value. If that badge was on that bike when you got it, do not remove anything else and make no attempt to clean it up, in any way. Bike collectors like their "barn fresh" bikes exactly as found. To get top $ for it, try selling it here first. Being you are a member, selling it here is free, unlike eBay. You will be exposed to the most antique bike collectors, right here. Downside is there's a good chance you will have to ship the bike. Many bicycle shops will box up the bike for shipping for you. Some bike shops may even arrange shipping for you. Of course, you will charge the buyer for any shipping. If you don't want to go thru the hassle of shipping, advertise it 'pick up only." Pre-war Schwinns like yours are popular, but common, especially when parts are missing. Good luck.
 
The cost of shipping has got prohibitive on lower value bikes. If you have to pay to have it packed you will be well over $200 for shipping which, in my opinion, would be a deal killer. I agree with the Tinker just sell as-is local pick-up. If someone really wants it bad enough they'll figure out how to get it picked up or shipped.
 
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