I removed brush paint that was put onto my 1914 Maxwell with a citrus based paint remover that i got from home depo -water based not too harsh and did a good job -
over-paint really helped preserve the paint on the fenders and hood as they are shiny
I know nothing about Frank but Mike had a bicycle shop for years and was active in the antique bicycle /motorcycle world as well -I first met the 2 of them at Hershey years ago and bought a pile of vintage motorcycle magazines from them ---When the show first aired their was nothing on TV that...
it does make the hunt more exciting though besides the A I have a near complete 1913 Maxwell - have been looking for some upgrade parts for years ...just need one more hubcap
Usually get their in the very very early AM ....this year had to go to a family function so I missed it for the first time in years. Some really great stuff has shone up at this show
1913 Maxwell roadster
1917 Triumph model h motorcycle
1927 German built Triumph with a Hindenburg metal werks sidecar
late 1930 model A Tudor
and about 30 antique bicycles
I like the electronic ignition, abs brakes and air conditioning in my 2006 GMC. But I really love the rod brakes,6 volt,manual spark,non-syncro trany that is my model A ford--but that's just me I guess.....
I bought a great and I mean great bicycle this year ,found the special wrench for the valve plugs on my 14 Maxwell ,found unused brackets for a fork mount headlight ( really early motorcycle ) a few extra parts for my Tudor and saw a few people I have not seen in a long time -I hope Hershey...