1940 Huffman Champion
This was the top of the line offered by Huffman in 1940. Features lighted tank that wraps around the head tube, lighted rear carrier. This particular bike is equipped with a New Departure fore...
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1940 Western Auto Red Tag Sale catalog
This scanned page from a 1940 Western Auto Supply catalog shows a wide variety of Western Flyer bicycles that were available. In the lineup are a Huffman built men’s bicycle with streamline 3 rib...
1940 Western Auto Green Banner Sale Catalog
This scan from a 1940 Western Auto Supply catalog shows bicycles built by the Huffman Manufacturing Company. The deluxe boys bike uses the 3-rib streamliner tank that was used on the desirable Super Streamline...
1939 Spring / Summer Firestone Catalog
The spring and summer catalog from Firestone, showing the Huffman Twin-Flex bicycle along with models made by Colson.
1939 Snell (Huffman) Twin-Flex
Snell is one of the many brand names that Huffman marketed their bicycles under. Variations between badge names are usually limited to the paint scheme. This bike has a rare aluminum E.A. Torpedo headlight.
1939 LaFrance Streamline Motorbike
Beautiful bike with great Art Deco styling. All original with twin Delta Silver-Ray headlights, chrome tank, chainguard and carrier. Additional acessory Cadet Speedometer (by Stewart Warner) is installed.
1939 Huffman LaFrance Twin-Flex
Drew Rollins full suspension Twin-Flex bicycle was the top of the line for Huffman in 1939. It is painted in it’s factory original colors. The paint was done by Dave Stromberger at Dave’s Vintage...
1939 Huffman Flying Ace or 51-X
Found this at Ann Arbor 2010 it’s as found. I can’t believe I own one of these bikes! sweet.Entry Submitted by John Rutz Editors note: As advised by Leon Dixon of NBHAA, this bike...
1939 Firestone Twin-Flex – Restored
Restored Huffman Firestone Twin Flex Entry Submitted by John Simpson
1939 Firestone Twin-Flex – Custom
Restored Huffman Firestone Twin-Flex. Custom paint and custom tank. Entry Submitted by John Simpson