Donor bikes

[Chainlube]

Google the #s and see what you get. Check for #s at rear drop out and BB.

 

[Wrench]

Now that you mention that....

Yeah that style frame was made by Cleveland Welding Co., Huffy and Murray They just dressed em up different
Sold in Gambles and Sears Dept stores
Only the serial # will tell for sure

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

The Cabe forum may be able to give you some information as well.

The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange

Discussion forums about classic and antique bicycles.

thecabe.com

 

[DieselTech]

Ok everyone, here is better pic of bike in question. Here is pic of s/n# as well. I'll see if I can decode it. Maybe 1 of might look if curious.

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Wow serial number is on the dropout.

 

[Sidewinder Jerry]

Wow serial number is on the dropout.

I feel you should go to the Cabe forum with this. That forum is exclusively about vintage bicycles. If these bikes are of any collectors value, they can tell you the best restoration techniques to use.

 

[DieselTech]

I know for sure the wheels are murrays, they are stamped M.O. MFG. Co. Which stands for Murray Ohio manufacturing company. Lol I went & rode this bike for a while, lmao it's like riding a wet noodle!!! Bike has alot of flex & sway to it.

 

[Karl Snarl]

I know for sure the wheels are murrays, they are stamped M.O. MFG. Co. Which stands for Murray Ohio manufacturing company. Lol I went & rode this bike for a while, lmao it's like riding a wet noodle!!! Bike has alot of flex & sway to it.

Stunt bike then!!!

 

[2speedboi]

The restoration would also be cool!

 

[darwin]

Bet that is a Murray bike from the serial#. That is a unique frame and looks cool.