Huffy cruiser finished
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Huffy cruiser finished
Well it took longer than I expected but I got my old rusted bike project finally done.
Last edited by werwer2012; 07-06-14 at 03:20 AM. Reason: add pictures
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I think that project deserves an before and after picture, just to see the rusted old bike and then we can appreciate all the work you did on it, but it looks good, I like that green,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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Well there are a couple of before pictures. My cat walked across the keyboard while I was putting them together and now I can't seem to get rid of the attached pictures.
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I dig the green. Did you paint it? Is it metallic?
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OOOOOOOOOO!! Pretty bright green!!!
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Yes I painted it with 5 coats of aerosol paint then three coats of clearcoat . No it is not metallic. What a job that was but my wife likes it so it was well worth it.
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Tempest approves of it! (that's my avatar)
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It reminds me of this old John Deere bike that pops up on CL sometimes.
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very nice. congrats on a job well done
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We are moving to North Carolina and don't have the room to take this bike so my wife wants to sell it. Any idea what I can get for it. I contacted Huffy and they said it was a 1968 Cruiser.
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