TWINS! (Blingy Paramount content)
Please welcome the latest, completed addition to the stable - a '72 P-13. Just completed it yesterday. Beat all my previous records: From parts to built in 3 months.
The '70 P-13 is in the background. Click the photos for full resolution. http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_1LG.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_2LG.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_3.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_4.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_5LG.jpg ('70 in foreground) http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_6.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_7.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_8.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_9.jpg http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_10.jpg -Kurt |
http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_11.jpg
http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_112809_12.jpg -Kurt P.S.: Those curious about the earliest history of the '72 might wish to see this thread: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...mount-Question http://www.jaysmarine.com/72paramount_will3.jpg |
Very nice!!!
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yes they are both very nice.
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Love the chrome and the copper rail brooks professionals.
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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
(Post 10084495)
Love the chrome and the copper rail brooks professionals.
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They had the yellowish look in the photos, but I'm also color blind with questionable vision. Regardless, beautiful saddles.
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Originally Posted by Dirtdrop
(Post 10084514)
The rails don't look like copper to me.
-Kurt |
Beautiful bikes. I would one day like to find an old Paramount just to see what the fuss is all about. The trick is to keep on looking. Once again, very nice.
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Originally Posted by randyjawa
(Post 10084678)
Beautiful bikes. I would one day like to find an old Paramount just to see what the fuss is all about. The trick is to keep on looking. Once again, very nice.
-Kurt |
bravo kurt!!! save one for me if you ever get twins again!
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Very nice, thanks for the photos.
Michael |
Very Nice.
What is the brand of handlebar tape... is that straight cotton, sticky back fabric, or...? |
Mmmmmmm! A chrome Paramount is good, two are even better!
Nice job, Kurt. |
Originally Posted by akcapbikeforums
(Post 10084740)
What is the brand of handlebar tape... is that straight cotton, sticky back fabric, or...?
Originally Posted by Rabid Koala
(Post 10084775)
Mmmmmmm! A chrome Paramount is good, two are even better!
-Kurt |
Originally Posted by joe englert
(Post 10084710)
bravo kurt!!! save one for me if you ever get twins again!
-Kurt |
Originally Posted by Rabid Koala
(Post 10084775)
Mmmmmmm! A chrome Paramount is good, two are even better!
Nice job, Kurt. So you know what this means, don't you Kurt? ;) When any C&Ver comes to visit you in Miami, you must ride in pairs, on your nearly matched chrome Paramounts, outfitted in matching early '70s racing kits :eek: (that will be the day we see Kurt in any form of spandex), while wearing leather hairnet head protectors. All pictures must be shot using Ektachrome film. :rolleyes: |
Bee-yoo tee ful! A fine job, Kurt. My wife just asked me what I want for Christmas.
" Oh Sweetheart, would you come here and look at Kurt's pictures." :love: |
pretty spiffy great looking bikes!
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Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 10084874)
Spoken by one who knows! :innocent:
So you know what this means, don't you Kurt? ;) When any C&Ver comes to visit you in Miami, you must ride in pairs, on your nearly matched chrome Paramounts, outfitted in matching early '70s racing kits :eek: (that will be the day we see Kurt in any form of spandex), while wearing leather hairnet head protectors. All pictures must be shot using Ektachrome film. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 10084874)
So you know what this means, don't you Kurt? ;) When any C&Ver comes to visit you in Miami, you must ride in pairs, on your nearly matched chrome Paramounts, outfitted in matching early '70s racing kits :eek: (that will be the day we see Kurt in any form of spandex), while wearing leather hairnet head protectors. All pictures must be shot using Ektachrome film. :rolleyes:
Hairnet helmets - sooner or later, I'll find one for the collection...
Originally Posted by retyred
(Post 10084899)
My wife just asked me what I want for Christmas.
" Oh Sweetheart, would you come here and look at Kurt's pictures." :love: -Kurt |
i almost bought that bike last summer when i saw his ad on ebay and there was something about it that made me want to be careful and ask questions, so i asked him to find the serial #, and measure the frame for me, and do some other stuff just to verify it was a real P-mount frame and he wasn't some scammer. he got all flustered when i told him how to measure the frame and yadda yadda, and told me he was pulling the auction until he got some expert help, and now i see he was getting expert help back in 2007. crap! and NICE bike, cuda.
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Originally Posted by shrinkboy
(Post 10086484)
he got all flustered when i told him how to measure the frame and yadda yadda
I recall him telling me that he was rudely attacked, A&S style, by some of the individuals inquiring on this subject. Put yourself in his shoes. -Kurt |
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 10084994)
I have often wondered what a 1960s/'70s Schwinn wool jersey would have looked like, had one been produced back in the day. I'd probably wear one (though not in present weather conditions - cold).
http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d7...CIMG5220sm.jpg Beautiful '72 P13 build, Kurt! |
Originally Posted by Scooper
(Post 10086543)
Like ths?
-Kurt |
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