Am I mentioned, I disassembled it around 1963. It has the older style handle bars without twist grips. That's why I think it may be from 40 or 42. I'll check the rear brake to see if it is stamped steel or cast iron. Will that narrow down year made?

Thanks,
henrylr

I have to mention that Bill Erickson has been very helpful. We have emailed back and forth a few times and I sent him info that crankcase is stamped G1244. Based on that he thinks it might be a 41 or 42.

Am I mentioned, I disassembled it around 1963. The frame, gas tank, wheels and rear fender have been as one since about 1960. I'm going to mount everything except the motor and then will post pics. It has the older style handle bars without twist grips. That's why I think it may be from 40 or 42. I'll check the rear brake to see if it is stamped steel or cast iron. Will that narrow down year made?

Thanks,
henrylr

I checked out your website, and you say you are on the east coast, but where?
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I'm in Newington, Ct

Hi all,

I have a 1940s servi-cycle. My uncle bought it new, gave it to my father around 1950 and he gave it to me in 59, when I was 12. I rode it for about 3 years then took the clutch and engine off the frame. I planned to clean and lube everything and replace piston rings. At that time I sanded and spray painted everything with black primer… it still looks good…no rust., but never put it back together

I never got back to it and want to sell it. All parts are original. Crankcase is stamped G1244. The carburetor is a Tillotson MS93E. I have the original Operation and Maintenance manual which is in very good condition and dated 1946. The gas tank has the filler cap in the middle between the frame bars. It doesn't have a kick starter. Does anyone have an idea of year made?

Thanks,
henrylr