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[FOUND OBJECTS]

My wife's Uncle had just given these to me today...
Columbia Middle Weight: Can't find a serial # on it ?????????????
and a Sears Free Spirit 20"

 

[FOUND OBJECTS]

Found this link on the free spirit...
http://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/v ... it-bicycle

 

[Markm]

Cool!

 

[deorman]

I think the serial# should be on the underside of the bottom bracket. As I recall, they're not very deeply stamped.

 

[FOUND OBJECTS]

I think the serial# should be on the underside of the bottom bracket. As I recall, they're not very deeply stamped.

I'm guessing it could be...I'll give it a good look over tomorrow ...THANKS!

 

[Rustinkerer]

I think the serial# should be on the underside of the bottom bracket. As I recall, they're not very deeply stamped.

I'm guessing it could be...I'll give it a good look over tomorrow ...THANKS!

Try the sprocket side dropout too, I think they're on it during those early 60s models. I have a S/N list too, when you find 'em! -Adam

 

[FOUND OBJECTS]

I think the serial# should be on the underside of the bottom bracket. As I recall, they're not very deeply stamped.

I'm guessing it could be...I'll give it a good look over tomorrow ...THANKS!

Try the sprocket side dropout too, I think they're on it during those early 60s models. I have a S/N list too, when you find 'em! -Adam

Thanks Adam...I've been busy on the other builds, so I didn;t get to it yet today. (Building a build off bike and a Klunker)
I've got some big plans for it though.

 

[FOUND OBJECTS]

So I located the serial # ... E237016 <> making this a 1959 Columbia.
Right now I'm trying to figure out the model...all I have to go on is just from the chain guard.

 

[FOUND OBJECTS]

Okay so I pined it down to being a 1959 Columbia Torpedo.