Recent content by 37fleetwood

it's a beautiful bike and I really liked how the shot came out. feel free to print it for your own use. pm me your e-mail and I'll send you a bigger version so it will blow up well.

Thanks guys! as you know this isn't my bike, but it was about submitting a photo right? I really love the way this bike was done.

Hi, I thought I would join in. here is a photo I took this year that I liked, hope you guys like it. :oops:

I sent a 65 Dart Waggon to Sweeden last year. you pay shipping and it will be on it's way! :lol:

I'm in So. Cal.

my latest find, 1963 Dodge Dart 270 Waggon. it's for sale!

here are a few I took on the ride yesterday:

I rode with Frank last night and from what he told me this bike was actually built in about one day, Saturday if I'm not mistaken. He's had that frame for quite a while, we've talked about him building it, but up til a couple days ago no word about it. then mid last week he started talking about...

Hi, got your pm. definitely a Huffman. I would say 1941-42. I'm not sure if I have any literature from WF in that year. easiest would be to check at nostalgic.net.

New Belgium said it was because the bike was out going to all the Tour De Fat's

Hey Sensor, long time no see! how is everything, hope you and yours are well. :mrgreen:

hey, you know how you can get those "beers of the World" gift packs? there should be a Rat Rod Bikes Beer pack! :mrgreen:

A friend, who drinks Fat Tire Ale occasionally, found that during the "Tour De Fat" the bottles have no bike on them. he decided that it was an opportunity to put the bike of his choice into the label. so here it is the unofficial new Fat Tire Ale label. tell me what you think

so, here's what I've been up to. since I bought my Firestone Streamline I have been thinking how cool it would be to have one of the Huffman versions with the curved rear end. at the time they were supposed to be unobtainable. some experts even went so far as to say that they never made them...

Come on Guys, I taught you better than that! just kidding, this is a 1938 Huffman made Western Flyer. the tell tales are the straight down tube limit it to 1938 and before, as does the drop stand ears. then there's another thing that tells it as a 1938. the upper rear fender attach point is...