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Mercer County PA

Collecting vintage motorcycles, mini-bikes, and sometimes older bicycles & ride-ons. Also, anything else odd or old I might run across that looks like the next gottaCollecting vintage motorcycles, mini-bikes, and sometimes older bicycles & ride-ons. Also, anything else odd or old I might run across that looks like the next gotta-have-it! (Read more)

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1970 K0 Honda CL100 Scrambler first year - Motorcyclesin Motorcycles
16 days ago
1964 Honda CA100 C100 Cub 50 push-rod engine - Motorcyclesin Motorcycles
16 days ago
22" Police Officer Nightstick, Billy club, Baton, Blackjack 1800s-1900s ? - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
8 months ago
12" Police Officer Nightstick, Billy club, Baton, Blackjack 1950s-60s ? - Tools and Hardwarein Tools and Hardware
8 months ago
My 1977 GL1000 Honda Gold Wing - Motorcyclesin Motorcycles
9 months ago
1970's-1980's Carl Heald Super Tryke yard trike minibike - Motorcyclesin Motorcycles
10 months ago
1950's Newell Airfire toy sub-machine gun model No. 1008 ping-pong ball shooter - Toysin Toys
11 months ago
Lil' Indian or Ruttman '60s early '70s Minibike - Motorcyclesin Motorcycles
12 months ago
1942 Mosin Soviet M38 7.62 x 54 WWII carbine rifle & gear - Military and Wartimein Military and Wart…
12 months ago
Tiny made in Austria miniature pin-cap gun - Toysin Toys
12 months ago

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  1. Sweet! Whatever the age, you won't find anything of this quality in the stores today. Very nice find!
  2. Great job & a nice rescue!
  3. Thanks mikesbikes!
  4. Very nice job, love it!
  5. Hi, Yes, I had sold this one a few years ago. Thanks,
  6. Thanks for the comment Janna. I no longer have this rocker, I sold it years ago, but still wanted to post a pic. I was not able to find much info on it back then. Just that it was supposed to be a dea...
  7. Thanks for the comment Donleo. This is one that I had sold a few years ago, but I still wanted to post a pic.
  8. They are nice riding. Probably my favorite of all that I've owned. Thanks nicktylermo!
  9. Very cool! Thanks for showing it!
  10. Thanks Zowie! That's a very good way to describe the ride, you definitely feel the road but it's really a lot smoother than you what would think it would be for a rigid. And yes, the big bumps do get...
  11. Thank you very much LikeTheBikes! I really had just as much fun building it, as riding it. There's more than a few hand-made parts on it. You are of course more than welcome to borrow anything you ...
  12. Thank you for the comment! I ride 'em, been riding since the '70s. Most of them I've bought, rode for awhile sold, bought more, so on & so on. I normally don't like to post an e-mail to avoid all the ...
  13. Nice find! I'd ride that one just the way it is once you get it running.
  14. Sweet bike! Reminds me of the old Sears 24" 5-speed I had back in those days. Do you have more pics of the whole bike? Would love to see more. Thanks for showing it!
  15. Thank you Hems303, Yes, it is a real "blast"!
  16. Love the Brownings! A friend of mine has 2 of the Browning .30-06, one on tripod stand & one without. Thanks for posting!
  17. Thanks Hems303! Definitely need the springs on the roads here in PA. Pretty comfortable & smooth riding for a rigid though. Thanks for the comment!
  18. I like the uni-brow in the first pic. I think I know that old guy!
  19. Great item! That would be a perfect end table or stand, Love it!
  20. 8-9-12 & It's finished! I moved my "after" pics up first, and the last 2 are the "before" photos. Took about a week & a half, but the reconditioning is done & it's time to ride! Thanks again for look...
  21. Nice photo Scott! Indian's first year for their V-twin was 1907, but this loop frame was first used by Indian in 1909. In 1913 rear suspension was used. I'd also put it in the '09-'12 range, probabl...
  22. So far I've found 3 of us that are looking for info on this model, but no info anywhere yet. I'll update my posting if I found out anything about the maker or year. Thanks..
  23. Thanks for showing! I had this same board back in the mid 70s. Same blue with wide red wheels, but mine was plain without the Jaws marking. Brings back some good memories of: bumps, bruises, scrapes....
  24. Nice! Looks like a tank emblem from about a 1948 Chief/Roadmaster, give or take a couple years.
  25. Hi, I have this exact same scooter, but in red. I'm also trying to find out who made it & how old it is. All cast aluminum, but the axles & stand. So far I can only guess it's somewhere from the 1930...
  26. You're welcome & Thank you for the comment. I love finding these old scooters.
  27. Nice one! Oil City,PA is only about an hour north of where I am.
  28. Nice bike & nice finding it that way! I also like the story that goes with it's history.
  29. Nice crusty-cruiser, love that giant tank!
  30. Very nice!
  31. Thanks, I've had a few of these "Flyers" but this was the nicest original one I had.
  32. Thanks again! haha I do remember now. I got lucky really early one morning, at one of the flea-markets, and there it was!
  33. Thanks, I did ride it for awhile, but ended up selling it eventually.
  34. Hi & Thanks! Actually this is another one that was already in nice shape when I bought it.
  35. Thanks! No, it's not restored. The tank was set low to be a girls bike when I got it, so I'm guessing that's why it held up in such good shape. The stuff we did on our bikes back then! It's no wonder...
  36. HaHaHa,,,That's funny. Anyways, nice find Vontrike! I'll have to stop over some time and check out what's new in your herd of toys.
  37. Now the time is here... for ironman to spread fear... Love the lid! Looks like it would have made an excellent prop for an old Sci-Fi thriller.
  38. It may well have been something custom that somebody had done with one of these. I've never seen one actually made by Harley in life, or on the net in pics, but you never know?
  39. Here's a link for some more info: http://www.mopedarmy.com/wiki/AMF They actually used one of my photos of my RoadMaster that I submitted to mopedarmy!
  40. I've seen many of the Italian/Harley moped-type scooters of the 1960s and early 1970s, like the M50 & M65, but these were larger and were actual scooters with no pedal drive at all, although they do r...
  41. Oh yeah! I also love the way they look, big toaster tank & a huge headlight half the size of the tank. They have that kind of vintage "ugly" that you just have to love! Thanks for the comment!
  42. Hi, Thank you for the info. I was leaning toward 1968 also, but could not find much difference from '67 to '68, other than more internet references on the blue as 1968 compared to 1967. Thanks again!
  43. Thanks Terry, Do you really have an open spot in your garage? Remember, I've been there before,,maybe hang it from the ceiling? hahaha. If you like it, I'll have to check with my son to see if he wa...
  44. Good morning! HaHaHa, that might work, but I've been know to drag this kind of stuff home strapped to my old motorcycle too! Hey, I might give you a call this weekend.
  45. Thanks! Yeah, the way these oldies were built, you could load 'em right up like as clown car!
  46. Now that's a reflector! Nice find! Is it glass by any chance?
  47. Just out of Hermitage,PA. Not every adventure produces one of these old bikes, but it's still alot of fun looking! The more the merrier I say!... lol
  48. HaHa, you're welcome! These are finds from the past couple years or so, not all recent. I had to get caught up first when I was posting.
  49. You're welcome & Thank you! I'm finding there is some pretty cool stuff posted on here.
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