Scott McCaskey’s 1937 Colson Imperial is an outstanding, well preserved example of a very rare bike. This Packard badged Colson still wears it’s original paint and plating. It is equipped with a Lobdell horizontal-spring saddle, Stewart-Warner Clipper speedometer, aluminum Delta … Continue reading
This fairly rare Packard badged Schwinn BA-107 Autocycle with tall frame belongs to Larry and Linda Weyand and was recently restored by Dave Stromberger at Dave’s Vintage Bicycles. The seat was restored by Bob Usasi in leather with the original … Continue reading
Here is a 30’s colson with a packard badge all original Entry Submitted by Patrick Lewis Original Colson ladies bike with the Colson exclusive “eyebrow” chain guard. Notice the unique chevron paint scheme on the fenders. Packard art deco head … Continue reading
This Rare 1938 Packard ladies bicycle was manufactured by the Cleveland Welding Company, makers of Roadmaster bicycles. It is in very nice original condition and still has all the unusual parts that it was equiped with when it was new … Continue reading
Original unrestored Roadmaster “4-gill”, nicknamed such due to the row of 4 louvers on each side of the tank. Most Roadmaster models from this era had only 3 louvers. The head tube on these bikes was taller than other mens … Continue reading