I found a tricycle frame without a seat and back wheels and axle. The front wheel spokes and pedal pads are intact. The handle bars are the most unique in that they extend out then curve back to wards the frame. No clue what brand.
I have a tricycle that looks like the one on this page. Second row first picture with several of the same in photo. Mine has metal pedals. No hand grips. Can you provide me any info on it?
My old 1940’s era chain-drive trike has been altered and shows lots of wear (and love). Is it worth anything to a collector or hobbyist? Unfortunately the brand name d3cal is long gone.
That looks a lot like my tricycle that I’m trying to figure indentify. My has a badge on the front with a big MW logo. Are those the original tires on the back. I’m gonna upload a pic. Trying to learn more about my piece
Can anyone give me some information on this? There are no markings or co.pany identification from what I can find. Wondering about company and year. Thanks
I’m restoring this vintage trike, it was my aunts (1950’s) maybe? Lots of distinctive features. Can also see brush work and pinstriping. Also has the works Caltex, BP and Kedron (I’m guessing kedron brisbane? If anyone can let me know any information on it would be super helpful. Thanks in advance
Richy 🙂
I have a tricycle made from only flat steel and hot rivets, it has no tubular steel everything is constructed from a flat piece of steel. Handle bars are just a solid piece of 6mm round bar, seat is shaped and looks like it had a leather cover riveted to it. Trying to estimate its age/manafacture date
I have a cheny deluxe bike and was wondering that the value of this was it’s just like the picture you have posted on your page
I have a trike I would like to identify and know if it’s worth restoring. You can see where they painted over the white stripes.
Can anyone help me identify my tricycle? It has a Marshall Field badge, and I believe it is from the late 1930’s. Thanks in advance, Daniel
I found a tricycle frame without a seat and back wheels and axle. The front wheel spokes and pedal pads are intact. The handle bars are the most unique in that they extend out then curve back to wards the frame. No clue what brand.
I have a tricycle that looks like the one on this page. Second row first picture with several of the same in photo. Mine has metal pedals. No hand grips. Can you provide me any info on it?
please help Id this trycycle
My old 1940’s era chain-drive trike has been altered and shows lots of wear (and love). Is it worth anything to a collector or hobbyist? Unfortunately the brand name d3cal is long gone.
That looks a lot like my tricycle that I’m trying to figure indentify. My has a badge on the front with a big MW logo. Are those the original tires on the back. I’m gonna upload a pic. Trying to learn more about my piece
I have this try I cycle please call or text 203-810-0114 Lisa
I was trying to find some info on this tricycle and how much it could possibly be worth as in selling value.
Looking for the tricycle in picture 4. Anyone know where to find one? Or the details on it?
I have one I’m working on restoring but no time if your interested in buying it is take 150 for it
Im interested in buying one. Let me know if it’s still available
A guy in South Coffeyville has one at his flea market. Very cute fixer upper looks just like the one in Kandice pic.
PS anyone know what this bike is?
Can anybody help me out with the year on this tricycle please.
Can you tell me if this is worth anything
What would this bike be worth
Can anyone give me some information on this? There are no markings or co.pany identification from what I can find. Wondering about company and year. Thanks
I was Wanting To Know The Year Of This Tric I Know It Was Around In Like 78 Is When My Uncle Got It
Not sure, but I sure like it. I like them if they are just a little different. Wish I had it!
Here is My 1952 or 53 Murray “Happy Times” Tricycle
Interested in the value of a rare Disney Mickey Mouse Tricycle Trike Classic?
Value of this rare item.
I’m restoring this vintage trike, it was my aunts (1950’s) maybe? Lots of distinctive features. Can also see brush work and pinstriping. Also has the works Caltex, BP and Kedron (I’m guessing kedron brisbane? If anyone can let me know any information on it would be super helpful. Thanks in advance
Richy 🙂
I have a tricycle made from only flat steel and hot rivets, it has no tubular steel everything is constructed from a flat piece of steel. Handle bars are just a solid piece of 6mm round bar, seat is shaped and looks like it had a leather cover riveted to it. Trying to estimate its age/manafacture date