Which Paramount decals are these?
01-15-19, 11:32 AM
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Which Paramount decals are these?
I've tried looking through numerous threads and pics online, but I can't find a Paramount with these decals.
So can anyone tell me which year and/or model they would be for?
Thanks!
So can anyone tell me which year and/or model they would be for?
Thanks!
01-15-19, 11:57 AM
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They are the ones for dyslexic cyclist
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01-15-19, 02:23 PM
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Sorry to pile on, but they look Russian to me. 
I think you'll have a real answer soon enough though, just makin' a little hay while the sun is shining.
I think you'll have a real answer soon enough though, just makin' a little hay while the sun is shining.
01-15-19, 03:34 PM
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I would guess they are not Schwinn "Paramount" decals the font is wrong
01-15-19, 03:58 PM
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They are Paramount , one year, part year, transition year, something year, don't remember what year but I've seen em before.
Hopefully @T-Mar or @Metacortex will come along and straighten us out.
It's on BF somewhere.
Hopefully @T-Mar or @Metacortex will come along and straighten us out.
It's on BF somewhere.
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'76 Schwinn team track bike, I believe.
01-15-19, 05:28 PM
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They're THESE:
...Dunno what that is, but it's sexy as hell.
EDIT: A little reverse-exploration from where I found the photo took me to ClassicRendezvous, where I discovered this is the webmaster's P-14 #E7628 . Serial number puts it at '76, so good call @ed4406!
...Dunno what that is, but it's sexy as hell.
EDIT: A little reverse-exploration from where I found the photo took me to ClassicRendezvous, where I discovered this is the webmaster's P-14 #E7628 . Serial number puts it at '76, so good call @ed4406!
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01-15-19, 10:46 PM
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