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Originally Posted by Scooper
(Post 5472991)
BTW, you don't get alot for the fifty bucks; the report for my '72 P15 is attached. It does give the model (P15), the fact that it's a fully chromed frame, that it's a 24" frame, that it was shipped to Tarzana Schwinn, and no custom drawings were found.
The serial of my 1970 Paramount is "E7009", (fifth of May, 1970). And for the record, my '61 Paramount P-12 is F54. At least I'm clear on the model number of this one. Tell you what - how about a three-way $16 split on the $50 cost. Did you say you were curious, Mr. Hufford? ;) -Kurt P.S. to Pastor Bob: How about '60s Paramounts? http://www.jaysmarine.com/Paramount_123006_photo5.jpg |
Originally Posted by Scooper
(Post 5473135)
The first generation Record brakes appeared in the 1968 Campy Catalog No. 16 (they weren't in catalog 15), but I don't know if Schwinn offered them as an option on the 1970 Paramounts.
http://www.geocities.com/sldborder/1970/70porder01b.jpg Bob |
Originally Posted by scooper
Bob, is your '66 a P12 or a P13?
http://www.geocities.com/sldbconsume.../66ccpg05b.jpg |
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 5473804)
Did you say you were curious, Mr. Hufford? ;)
Sorry ... Bob |
Originally Posted by BobHufford
(Post 5473839)
Mr. Hufford has empty pockets -- and a couple of "free" bikes that I still need to get shipped. :o
Sorry ... Bob |
Originally Posted by BobHufford
(Post 5473839)
Mr. Hufford has empty pockets -- and a couple of "free" bikes that I still need to get shipped. :o
-Kurt EDIT: Even your Yahoo bandwidth has been maxed...! |
Originally Posted by BobHufford
(Post 5473819)
Boy, I post links and I post links. I you aren't going to use this material, I'm going to quit putting it up ... :mad: ;)
http://www.geocities.com/sldborder/1970/70porder01b.jpg Bob |
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5473902)
before I conduct the wedding
-Kurt |
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 5474045)
"...as we join these two Schwinns in holy matrimony..."
-Kurt In actuality, it's a first marriage for both between a 60 year old bride and a 64 year old groom. How sweet is that? |
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5474072)
:lol::love::roflmao:
In actuality, it a first marriage for both between a 60 year old bride and a 64 year old groom. How sweet is that? |
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5473902)
HEY! You talking about me? :p Maybe Fri-Sat, before the wedding rehearsal and before I conduct the wedding. :(
I'd better get at least one out the door first ... Bob |
Five in one week!?! You sound like me coming home from the dump. BTW there's not been anything worth while there since the Robin Hood and the Lime Varsity.
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Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5473332)
Any one want to talk about '60s Paramounts? :p Just kidding! Notice the eyelets?
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...6Paramount.jpg John |
Coppertone is a keeper! Although the chromeys always look very sweet. Wait until you see my Dr.Deltron Candy Red Super Sport. I believe it will simply be pentecostal. ;)
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