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I agree with PC-7 or JB Weld. Most people don't know but you CAN weld pot-metal. It's a high zinc content. I can't do it, but I know a guy that can. He's welded some things for me including a very rare pot-metal grill for my old car. You just gotta find the right guy.

That's a total Rat Rod! :)

Okay, here is my '69 28" then my '59 28" and last but not least my old CCM tire wrenches that I've had my entire life.

I really don't like the look of these white fenders. What should I do? Paint them gold to match the "scallops" or just remove them? Maybe paint them red?

Ah yes, I see my avatar or profile isn't showing that....gotta change that!

lol I love CCM's! Show me a Canadian that doesn't? We grew up on them....EVERYONE had a CCM.

Since I've decided to leave my 1969 CCM alone, I'll be customizing my 1959 CCM 28" wheel instead. It has a very high gear in it and is very hard to pedal, probably why it survived so nice. I plan to keep the original paint but want to make it a nice daily cruiser. My plans are slightly...

That's a sweet looking bike now!

Cool! I'm having this same problem!!

Ya, you were 100% right....it's like a racer....my son loves it! So do I actually. We'll just put some new tires and find an old leather seat and leave it as is....dusty, dirty, oily and scratched up...it's perfect!

This evening my 9 year old son and I stripped off the fenders and child seat, flipped the bars, changed the seat and PRESTO, a really cool bike! Even he can ride it! Just need a cool old leather saddle and new tires and it'll be perfect just like that. I'm not doing anything else to it...just...

This playing with the photo and drawing on it is really working for me! I was going to do this bike up as my keeper project however I might just do this to it instead and use another bike I have as my keeper project, a '59 CCM that is pretty sweet all original but no fun that way.

Here we go. I like the look without the fenders, not sure about the handlebars....I like the look but I don't find it comfortable to ride.

Ya, that would give it a cool racer style, which is what I like but I really like upright position and taller bars actually. I'm open to suggestion!

I kinda came up with this idea....I'm not much of an artist but I try. Lose the kids seat (Duhhh!), shorten the fenders, new leather spring seat, side skirts (or gas tank type thing...maybe even welded in panels there).

I love the look of those white walls on there! Very well done!

Thanks. Good idea to lower it a bit with smaller tires.

Well ya! The roof hooks are already gone.....been getting it mechanically sound before doing the body....had to put in a new motor and all new fuel system and electrical, it's a labour of love! Paint will be a Tiki Wiki theme like this.....

My 1965 Dodge A100 van (Scooby Doo van). Had it since 2008.

1965 Barracuda Formula S, had it since 1999.