Any help greatly appreciated, what is this.

[truckman]

I purchased this bike from a local guy about 35 years ago. It has been in my attic for probably the last 30 years.
I just don't know anything about the make, model and year. I can't find a serial number anywhere. The
rims and tires have been changed and the rear is a 3 speed unit. I don't think it originally came that way.
Now it has the word "Harley" on the seat tube but that I believe was a letter decal put on by the previous owner.
The cranks are also pretty long and I don't think they were original. I also noticed the sproket has stars cut
into it which I think is pretty cool but again don't know if is original. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Iam 67 years old and just thinking about getting it better shape. Thanks.
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[user 135]

Maybe an AMF built frame. Rest could be parts is parts. Those red annodized rims are very nice ($$).

 

[Wildcat]

Nice bike. Looks like a Rollfast frame (Snyder) with Schwinn forks and AMF Roadmaster star sprocket. Look for a number on the bottom bracket under the cranks.

 

[truckman]

No numbers under the cranks on the bottom bracket. I've looked everywhere.???

 

[Rustinkerer]

It's a post-1957 Snyder frame, so there isn't any way to decipher the serial #, which is located on the rear dropout. Also, an "SE" stamp in a circle above the number, I assume it stands for Snyder Enterprises. -Adam

 

[outskirtscustoms]

Fixed your pics for ya. :wink:

 

[truckman]

Yes I found the circled SE on the drop-out, but it is difficult to read any numbers, but they are on
it. Also thanks for fixing my pictures. So I guess its Snyder and not a Rollfast.

 

[truckman]

This is probably correct, this is a Rollfast built by Snyder.