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serial # is MO9534X7 75721

could anyone ID the serial numbers on this kids bike. I'm just curious how old it is. thanks! Conrad

still available, make an offer or i can part them out also

make an offer on one or all of these. I have more frames & parts to list

Here are the dates stamped on the hubs

(2 hubs sold) 7 hubs left!! Gave them a good cleaning & they all seem to spin over fine. $120 shipped for the lot.

Iverson 20in. frame & fork w/ crank,neck,bars. - $125 shipped Early straightbar 20in. (prewar?) good early project - $250 shipped Stingray schwinn 20in. frame & fork w/ crank, neck, seat, bars, grips. - $135 shipped

thanks! i googled some other pics of girls Shelby bikes & i believe you are right

pm'ed you back Wildcat

Here is an old 40's or 50's girl frame w/ forks $99 shipped

I have 9 old 3-speed hub from the 60's up to late 70's. Working conditions are unknown. 2 on bottom left sold

here is a before pic ;)

Here is my friends bike that he painted and got riding recently. We would like to know what kind bike it is. I'm guessing it's from the late 40's, idk?? Any help ID-ing the bike would be great!

Sweet! Is that just metallic blue, or does it look a bit greenish? Maybe it's just the pic (or my computer). I used to have a 69 5-speed krate, wish i had kept it.

Well, to answer Hopheads question, i had to shell out $300 for the bike. It is more than i would have liked to pay, but i've wanted one of these for a long time, and don't have the opportunity to buy one every day. First thing i did was tear it apart to get everything serviceable on the bike...

Thanks, i'm pretty stoked on it! I stripped of the sticker on one side because i could see lettering under there. Found the U.S.P.O. DEPT in gold letters was painted over. Thinking of having my brother re-do the letters

Been working on getting this bike for a while now, but finally made the deal today. Looks like she's mostly original aside from the seat, pedals, and grips. Needs some TLC, but i don't think it will take much too make her a rider.

Thanks cman, so i wonder how long they had the PAT.APL. stamp. I'm guessing the first year or two of production? I scored them for $2.00 so i couldn't pass them up.

I picked up these old forks the other day & was curious if anyone on here could ID them for me.

got the frame all blasted & primed. Getting ready to paint it and re-assemble