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Brunswick Model 212 For Sale - $225 -Look - SOLD!!!
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 12:57 am
by Jerry B.
I am selling a very nice Brunswick Model 212 in mahogany. It is all original right down to the original key and grill cloth. If interested please email
[email protected] or call 541-990-0781. Thanks, Jerry
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Sold and headed to Alabama via Union next June!
Re: Brunswick Model 212 For Sale - $225 -Look
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 4:06 pm
by Henry
Isn't that a Mustang back there? And how about the bike with the old reliable Sturmey-Archer three-speed hub? Wife and I have our so-equipped vintage 1960s Columbia 26" "English racing bikes" (neither English nor racing!)---but no 'Stang, alas
Nice-looking Sonora. Good luck finding a new home for it.
(BTW, I always read that you should park the hub in third gear so the cable doesn't stretch, although in truth it isn't hard to adjust the cable if need be.)
Re: Brunswick Model 212 For Sale - $225 -Look
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 8:38 pm
by downsouth
Nice Brunswick Jerry, Wish you had posted this BEFORE the trip to Union. Out if all the machines I own, I have several Brunswicks but I don't have an upright. Too bad I won't see you again till next year. I sure would like to have it.
Wes
Re: Brunswick Model 212 For Sale - $225 -Look
Posted: Wed Jun 19, 2013 11:20 pm
by Retrograde
downsouth wrote:Nice Brunswick Jerry, Wish you had posted this BEFORE the trip to Union. Out if all the machines I own, I have several Brunswicks but I don't have an upright. Too bad I won't see you again till next year. I sure would like to have it.
Wes
Jerry may have a "Layaway" plan
Re: Brunswick Model 212 For Sale - $225 -Look - SOLD!!!
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 11:56 am
by downsouth
Looks like it will be coming to Alabama. I won't get it until next years Union show though. Thanks Jerry!
Re: Brunswick Model 212 For Sale - $225 -Look
Posted: Thu Jun 20, 2013 10:38 pm
by Tinkerbell
Henry wrote:Isn't that a Mustang back there? And how about the bike with the old reliable Sturmey-Archer three-speed hub? Wife and I have our so-equipped vintage 1960s Columbia 26" "English racing bikes" (neither English nor racing!)---but no 'Stang, alas
Nice-looking Sonora. Good luck finding a new home for it.
(BTW, I always read that you should park the hub in third gear so the cable doesn't stretch, although in truth it isn't hard to adjust the cable if need be.)
I think Jerry has lots of nice toys that we would all be drooling over... (well, other than those ashtray/candy dish monstrosities he keeps buying for DeeDee, that is)!
