greetings from a CABE dweller (or CABE man)

[37fleetwood]

Hi, I was told I should post here though I had thought I wouldn't since I don't really have any Rat Rod Bikes. my name is Scott and I collect mainly Huffman made bikes. Huffmans are my main focus mainly because they aren't Schwinns, I like stuff that is different from what everyone has(this is also why I don't have a Mustang or Camaro). here are a few photos of my bikes
first is my 1937 Firestone Fleetwood Supreme Super Streamliner! (the name alone is enough to tell you something)

next is my 1939 Firestone Supreme Twin-Flex

next is my 1942 Firestone Pilot

next is my 1944 Dayton Civilian transport model WWII wartime bike

next I suppose is my 1936 Firestone Standard Motor Bike

and as a future project I have a 1941 Huffman model 41SF

and finally I'm planning on building my first Rat Rod bike named Godzilla

 

[sensor]

welcome aboard! and i just cant say enough how great your bikes are :mrgreen:

 

[Hooch]

Welcome Scott
we are all bike lovers first!
and you have some that are truly to love!

 

[37fleetwood]

I accidently hit the submit button so I had to go back and edit. there are more posted now
Scott 8)

 

[OUTLAW]

awsome, welcome to the rats.

Outlaw :mrgreen:

 

[chimichanga]

welcome

 

[aka_locojoe]

Welcome. Awesome bikes.

 

[GodHatesCleveland]

Welcome, and great thread title! Another mouth-watering collection of bikes. I'd have to say my favorite is the Twin Flex because the almost 70 year old dual suspension innovation, and the simply beautiful rounded lines of the rear fork, chain guard, and extended tank. You'll see that everyone here is always on the lookout for a "different" style fork or frame.

I've got a question for you, I noticed you're no stranger to skiptooth chains. I'm working on my first. Do you use a special tool for those or just wrestle the chain into a standard chain tool?