Dyno Von Franco Cruiser

[Edubvenice]

I am original owner and have used this bike as a daily ride. Had a surf rack bolted onto the frame. Likely gonna sell it but this forum has me thinking about turning it into more of a rat rod. I bought it in the mid 90’s but don’t recall exact year. How much collector interest is out there for something like this?

 

[Karate Chicken Industries]

Throw a coat of wax on the bike and keep riding it. That paint deserves to pop again.

 

[Phil Fink]

Maybe late 1990’s. Might be a different kind of collector; sometimes we see some GT Dyno bikes NOS in an original shipping box for sale online.

 

[kissmyklunker]

The Dynos I see here with standard beach cruiser forks dont go for much over $75, along with most other brands. Our beach cruiser market is almost non existent except for "Chicago" Schwinns to Klunk, and the SE "big style" (just because SE Bikes are a hot commodity lately).

I've seen a couple here in phoenix ads ranging from 220 for a beater to 500 for a pristine purple example, and they have either springer fork or the triple crown fork and flames and such. There doesnt seem to be a "collector" market for those unless something like a MoonEyes edition. The ads seem to stay up forever, but we dont have much oceanfront property either

I would think theres a big market for beach cruisers in your location, but I wouldnt expect to get rich off it...

Like Karate Chicken Industries said, wax it up and ride it!