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1931 - 1940 Rollfast Overland Early 1930's Overland Balloon tire. Built by Rollfast.
Owned by Jim Locke
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1931 - 1940 Rollfast Overland Early 1930's Overland Balloon tire. Built by Rollfast.
Owned by Jim Locke
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1979 Powerlite P19 Powerlite P19
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1963 Monark PanAmerica PROPRETY: MARCOS AURÉLIO BONO - NOVA FRIBURGO - BRAZIL
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1963 Monark PanAmerica PROPRETY: MARCOS AURÉLIO BONO - NOVA FRIBURGO - BRAZIL
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1969 Schwinn Panther 1969 Schwinn Panther The Panther looked like this from about 1963 to 69 or so... (Tank, racks, etc.) From: Jeff
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1952 Schwinn Panther 1952 Schwinn Panther The Panther (D27) debuted in 1950. This bike has Carlisle Lightning Dart WW tires, correct grips and tank pinstriping, and a rare Delta Rocket ray headlight with chromed wings... A well restored original. Jeff
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1952 Schwinn Panther 1952 Schwinn Panther (girl's) From: Jeff
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1951 Schwinn Panther 1951 schwinn panther original
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1951 Schwinn Panther This is a picture of my friends beautiful 1951 Schwinn Panther girls bike. The serial number is H15891 and it is completely original, except there is no chain. This was his sisters bike and was purchased new, way back when. He recently dug the bike out of the storage shed and asked his sister about it. She said he could have it if he wanted it! I still have a lot to learn about this bike so I can describe it properly. Any information about this bike would be great! THANKS! Oh yeah, I took these pictures outside on a nice sunny day with a Kodak DC3400 digital camera with no flash. Also, this bike has spent its life in Eastern Washington state where it is very dry. There is very little rust on our old cars and bikes! Sincerely, J. Warren
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1953 Schwinn Panther 50's Schwinn Panther, restored with Phantom fenders and light.
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1950 Schwinn Panther (custom) 1950 custom panther cruiser
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1959 Schwinn Panther II