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1950s - 60s tank bike w/ light | Bicycles452 of 659 |  |  |
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shottims
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I rescued this bike out of the dumpster. Someone had painted the whole thing blue with house paint (even the tires). I had it sand blasted and powder coated painted. It has rails in the front and a rack on the back with a tank and a headlight. The top tube is split. I cannot identify this bike - but think it might be a Murray. If anyone has any information, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank.
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it looks like a old store brand flightliner. the original flightliner had chrome around rear rack.
it definitely looks like a murray. i just got my uncles murray, and it looks like its from the early 60's. really nice find
its a 1960s sears bike i have the exact bike .all original with sears white walls. the headlight housing is chrome.. nice bike sweet ride.. with 1500 original miles.hope that helps.