Restoring some Schwinns
 

my buddy Killmore and I have been restoring some vintage bikes, and right now we currently doing complete repaints and rebuilds of a couple of varsity's and a little girl's bike we are turning into a lowrider. Here are some pics:

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where we found Killmore's 71 Varsity (lower left) and his Schwinn cruiser (right)

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where I found my 73 Varsity

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Our Varsity's almost ready to be stripped

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we might have picked a day that was too cold

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Killmore's worked better than mine, I think I need to wait for a warmer day.
We were so excited about fixing those Schwinns, that we decided to take our other Schwinns out for a cruise:
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a 71 collegiate, a 64 co-ed, and a 73 varsity.

I will update as we work on the bikes, and all of the pictures can be viewed larger on my flickr page. Thanks for looking.

A plethora of Schwinns. I love it keep up the good work. Love that old American gaspipe