Recent content by 55ColumbiaBuilt

I paid $5.00 for it. If you want it, I'll take it apart and put it in a box. You pay shipping, along with $5.00.

Wow! Thanks RatSphinx fo adding that link on the other site! Hope I break even on this thing.

I put it on eBay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=181252573791&ssPageName=ADME:L:LCA:US:1123

Just found out about this event to support Washington Area Bicycle Association (WABA). I'm not going to ride the event but I will be at the Modest Mushroom (in my black RRB tee-shirt) to drink Fat Tire beer, eat lunch and check out the crowd. A buddy is riding one of my other bikes as well...

Receipt and hang tag Amazing to think these items have survived for as long as they have! Mr. Wilhite paid two bucks for this bike.

More Pictures Here http://mybicycles.weebly.com/columbia-ww-ii-military-bike.html

Thanks everyone for the replies and information. Me, the bike, and the seller are in Maryland. According to the seller, the receipt is in California. When he returns there he will send it to me....when he finds it. You're right 1 beaglebaby, this bike is just perfect as it sits. This is the...

No the head badge does not say "military" on it. I woke up this morning with "buyers remorse"...I paid a LOT of money for it. I'm now trying to get an accurate appraisal on the thing. Any suggestions who to turn to?

Feast your eyes on this! OFFICIAL 100% original...right down to the tires! The man I bought it from has the original receipt issued by the government when sold to his father. The tubes are holding air. I even have the tool bag. Serial #MG94023 WOOOOOHHOOOOOOO!

Those Camel's will kill ya.

My daughter brought home several friends from college. I offered up my "fleet" if they wanted to ride. Two of them told me that they never learned to ride. They grew up in communities where parents didn't want their kids going too far from home for their own safety. It's interesting because...

I want one of these bikes so bad I can taste it.

Despite making hundreds (or thousands), there are only six known examples of Wright Brothers (Orville & Wilbur) Bicycles known to exist, and they are priceless. Keep that in mind when you make finds like this.

ACETONE.