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just sent you a little something thru Paypal :thumbsup:

Thought some of you in the SoCal area might be interested...happening this Sunday Dec. 8. Here's a link with all the details: https://www.ciclavia.org/ciclavia_thevalley_19

These guys sell a beefy,4130 cro-mo layback post in 13/16 http://www.genuinebicycleproducts.com/parts.html

Here's a link... http://www.ratrodbikes.com/forum/index.php?threads/tuco-benedicto-pacifico-juan-maria-ramirez.75484/

Luv that MooseGoose! :thumbsup: ...dude, those GT bars are gi-normous. What's the width/height? Those would even make a 26 in. frame look like a pit bike. :grin:

Very kool! That frame looks bombproof with all those gussets.

Very kool wagon. There were several coachbuilders who converted Sedan De Villes to station wagons...Wisco Corp. among others.

When I was about 10 years old (34 years ago), I ran into the side of a van that pulled out of a blind alley. Luckily I saw it at the last second, so I was able to brake a little bit. Plowed right into the passenger side of the van with my front wheel and did an endo. Made a nice little dent in...

or maybe Gamma Ray... has the whole green, Incredible Hulk theme going :D

Ultraviolet Ray ...with some kinda sunglasses logo 8)

this is the current incarnation of my daily driver '80 Schwinn Cruiser. It's got all the necessities: water bottle holder, lights, and bell :D

Built this up a year or so ago and finally snapped a pic of it...'81 Mongoose Kos Kruiser. Mostly vintage 80's parts: Araya 7x rims, GT bars, Diamond Back Sugino stem, Takagi cranks, Sugino chainring,etc... newer beartrap pedals, Maxxis Holy Rollers i have a repop decal set, but can't bring...

Finally took a pic of the '81 Kos Kruiser i put together a year or so ago.

Some old school BMX seat clamps fit. I have a couple of SR clamps on two of my Schwinn cruisers. Not sure what other brands will work...maybe Suntour also? I believe the correct size would be the 1" inside diameter( as opposed to the 1 1/8" ) -Paul

Nice job Cman....that is correct! actually was built in1951, but the name was what's important. This roadster has an interesting history....(a little copy/paste) if anyone is interested...some more info can be found Here: http://silodrome.com/dal-porto-roadster/

well..it's not a track T and it wasn't built by Kurtis. Here's a couple of clues...built in the 50's. It was originally a salt flat racer.