Classic & Vintage - Old Schwinn

I have an old Schwinn I found in my barn. Its really old. Not sure how old though and would like some help identifying it. I can't find the serial number. When I found it 10 years ago, i stripped all the parts and painted it with rustoleum so it wouldn't rust until I could restore it. Now I want to start working on it and am wondering if it is worth fixing up, or should I ride it as is? Can I find parts for it like a new skip-link chain?
Thanks in advance.

Early to mid-'30s, I think. It's really similar to a 1935 Schwinn Pullman I used to have.

heres where I'd ask
schwinn fourm (http://www.schwinnbike.com/heritage/forumdisplay.php?forumid=5)

The pipe wrench looks older. J/K Id fixer up.

That head badge and frame style sure is cool. Is it salvagable or too rusted?

That head badge and frame style sure is cool. Is it salvagable or too rusted?
There is some rust but I am gonna fix it up. I found a pic of a 1934 Schwinn B9. Thanks for the help. Very similar. I have a bead-blaster but am worried it will damage the frame. Does anyone know what type of chemical stripper to use?

I don't think the bead blaster will damage the frame. These things were made from some pretty stout steel. My two cents worth anyway. Very cool bike and a great find!

Nah, a bead blaster won't hurt that frame any. I'd cover the headstock badge with a few layers of tape, though.

Ok, I got the bike apart and have it bead-blasted (looks awesome). I just put the read hub back together. Seems to be in good shape. I would like to rebuild as many bearings as I can. Any idea where to get headset, bottom bracket, and pedals for this thing?

nice quote from curtis blow

There are a couple guys who frequent the Schwinn forums that deal in these old bikes. You might try posting there. Memory Lane is another possibility for parts.