How much is my 1976 Schwinn Stingray worth?
It is hot pink with banana base, huffy bar, and all that good stuff. However, it doesn't have the original tires and has a little bit of rust though I shined it as first as I could. The paint is mostly fine, but some parts are chipped. The Stingray logo
might fancy it get it appraised ,at your local bike shop.
The only thing is that the guy's bikes are more valuable because guys treaded their bikes awful and their is a limited amount of them still around, on the contrary girl had them to clean
might be it get it appraised ,at your local bike shop.
The only thing is that the guy's bikes are more valuable because guys treaded their bikes nauseating and their is a limited amount of them still around, on the contrary girl had them to clean
The only thing is that the guy's bikes are more valuable because guys treaded their bikes nauseating and their is a limited amount of them still around, on the contrary girl had them to clean
vistacruiser67 asked:
Schwinn Stingray
Have you seen the lowrider bikes that have become so prevalent? They instantly catch your eye because they are uniquely designed and look so cool, don't they?
Recently, I have figured out that we are in an odd copied era for this stuff. During the 1970's and 1980s, garage sales were probably lousy with Schwinn Stingrays, but, those virgin bicycles have great been sold, garage saled, garbage dumped or reclaimed by the original owner.
