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Posted 8 months ago
Stonie
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Bought this boys bike the other day at a Estate Sale for $2, needed a lot of work from removing some thick over spray to surface rust, tried to save the paint with no luck so gave it a fresh new coat of paint and went and recreated all the decals, nice owning a sign shop :) Having a Childhood flash back since I had one similar as a kid and this one going to look great hanging from my office ceiling, pulling it down every once in awhile for a ride.
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Great find,and awesome job on the restoration!
Thanks Gearpunk
Real kool bike bro!!
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What a well spent $2.00!!! great bike. Very nice job!
Thanks Packrat, I tend to wonder if it was worth the $2 since now I'll have over $100 in parts but it was a fun project, after riding it I discovered the rear wheel is bent.