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| Phantom History | Serial Number Identification | Phantom Options and Colors | Inspecting your Phantom | Disassembly | Paint Touch up
Saves Original Paint |
Respray Trim and Restripe | Mixing Paint |
| Remove old paint and rust quickly yourslef | Full 2 tone Paint job | Using the Paint Templates | How to Pin Stripe w/brush or Pen | Headbadge Restoration | Fenderlight Resto | Reproduction Parts | Chrome DOs & DONT's |
| Electric Troubleshooting | Pedal Restoration | GRIP Restoration | Phantom Seat Info | Decaling & ReAssembly | How to FIND old BIKES | Where to Get Restoration Paint |
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Phantom History
Phantom History: The 1949 Schwinn Black Phantom was a truely deluxe bicycle. Chrome was King and the Black Phantom had more than it's fair share. Every kid on the block wanted one of these New Schwinn Phantom bikes. And why not? Just imagine yourself riding one... big chrome fenders, built-in headlight, chrome spring in the front. Big wide seat and carrier with built-in tail light.. Just like your dads car. The Schwinn Phantom hit the nail on the head with their introduction and sales of Schwinn Phantoms went through the roof.. so to speak. |
| So it's no wonder that Schwinn Phantom bicycles have stood the test of time and are still around. Some Phantoms are in decent shape and only need minor touch up cosmetics, while others are rusted hulks waiting for someone, quite possibly you, to restore them to their former chrome-plated, big and bold glory. Our New Video "How to Restore Your Schwinn Phantom" has nostalgic scenes, lots of schwinn phantom facts such as model introduction dates, special Phantom options, when the options were patented and more Phantom Facts. Any Schwinn Phantom Collector would appreciate this accurate information. You will know exactly how to find the date YOUR Schwinn Phantom was built and tons of other unique facts and myths presented in this fantastic introductory section! | ![]() |
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Inspecting Your Schwinn Phantom We inspect every part of the Schwinn Black Phantom we found in detail and you will learn how to tell if the parts on YOUR Phantom bicycle are original or not and what to look for when deciding weather to purchase a particular schwinn phantom or continue looking for a better original to restore. Face it - sometimes you just have to buy it (because It's a Phantom!)no matter what but other times you have a choice and this section of the video will help you know more and make better informed decisions Phantom Serial Numbers and Date coding
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| From minor items on the Schwinn Phantom to Major
expenses- Not only will you be a more knowledgeable collector after watching
the video, but you will be able to avoid costly mistakes and be able to
spot bargins (even on non-phantom bikes!)
So be sure to pick up a copy of this NEW Video. It's only $19.99 + shipping and has been getting RAVE reviews from Phantom Collectors! |
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This Restorable Phantom was mostly complete and very typical of what you might find. Get the video and SEE first hand what to look for when you find a Schiwnn Phantom. All Phantoms are not the same obviously and the more you know about Phantoms the better deal's you will be able to make. | ![]() |
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Phantom Disassembly Section
How to Disassemble your Schwinn Phantom the Easy Way! You don't want to break anything on your Phantom - So you will see lots of tips on the quickest and Easiest way to disassemble your Schwinn Black Phantom. Sometimes just understanding the function of a few specialty tools will save you a lot of grief - even if you dont have them, at least you can see what you need to do for quick disassembly of your Phantom using what tools you have. Learn what you MUST Keep (because Phantom parts are expensive!), and what you can easily replace if the part is too far gone! |
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Phantom Paint Repair Section
When to Repair your Phantom paint If your Phantom's paint is in decent shape but suffering from general use and age, you know, scratches, nicks, chips - you may be able to 'Finesse' the existing finish on your Phantom and make those scratches and other small problems vanish with this comprehensive section of the 'Restore Your Phantom' video. You can even KEEP YOUR EXISTING PINSTRIPES ! We show you how, step-by-step the secrets and materials to use |
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| You're shown everything - Specifically for your
Schwinn Phantom from how to protect your existing original Phantom pin
stripes to small rust repair and how to get the surface perfect again so
no one can tell there was ever a repair!
Anyone can do it, and we show you how to do it on your Phantom. |
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Talk about 'saving the original Phantom paint'! You can
see first hand exactly how to do it.. Think of how good your Schwinn Phantom
would look without all those scratches! And yes ORIGINAL Phantom PAINT
! Get the video.. You gotta know how to do this!
It's Just $19.99 + shipping! |
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Schwinn Phantom - Trim Re-Paint & Re- Stripe Trim Paint on most Schwinn Phantom s was admittedly thin. Therefore it was usually first to go, first to fade and easily scratced through. This was very typical, but not just on Phantoms, most other models as well, so don't feel bad if your phantom suffers from this common problem. On these bikes, the base color was Sprayed thicker and is usually salvagable with the touch- up techniques in the previous section, but the 2 tone Phantom trim should be re-sprayed and the pin-stripes re-applied. That may sound like a major job, but we show you how to do it on your Phantom EASILY! |
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We show You all you need to know to complete this repair
on your Phantom perfectly! We even show you never before shown techniques
on exactly how to 'WEATHER your new Paint' to
match the patina of the Original Phantom black base color for incredibly
Original results. Only YOU know that the trim on your Phantom
was Re Sprayed! We Also show you several paint application methods -all
producing professional results!
Results you can acheive easily by yourself. It's on the video. YOU can do it! |
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Phantom - FULL ON RE-PAINT
How to Repaint your Schwinn Phantom. Sometimes the paint on a Phantom is just too far gone and you have no other option but to remove the old finish and repaint the entire bike. Of course we show you step by step how to accomplish this on YOUR phantom : from sandblasting to remove the old paint and rust- To bodywork and surface preparation. Then we show you exactly how to MIX your paint For your Phantom Eliminating guesswork or confusion - We even offer the best, most accurate computer color eye matched acrylic enamel paint for your Schwinn Phantom restoration! |
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Yep you never want to use common spray paint for your
Phantom restoration! Be sure to order one of our Matched Restoration
Paint Sets to do it the Right way!
We offer Phantom Paint Sets in addition to this NEW video "Restoring your Phantom" and we INCLUDE our easy-to-use PAINTING template for laying down the EXACT 2 -tone Paint dimensions on your Phantom so there's no guesswork! The TEMPLATE is for Schwinn Phantom s AND B-6 Models and is INCLUDED WITH YOUR ORDER! Yes, Included - no charge with your Order and all for just $19.99 + shipping!! |
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Our NEW Taping templates are A FAST accurate way
to help you lay down your 2 tone paint scheme on your Phantom ! Once again
they are exact duplicates of the schwinn phantom and B-6 cantilever frame
design 2-tone scheme AND our templates give you PINSTRIPING Lengths
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Once you have masked off the 2 tone areas on your Phantom, we show how to prep that area for paint, what materials to use, how to lay down your new 2 tone Phantom paint job like a pro using different types of spraying systems such as an automotive touch up gun, air-brush or the PreVal system you can get at your hardware store (about $10!) So there's no excuse why ANYONE can't put down a superior Professional finish on their Schwinn Phantom using any one of these methods! | ![]() |
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Phantom PIN STRIPING
Ok, So Pin Striping your Phantom seems a little difficult to do. But it's not. No big secret here. But it does take a little practice. Don't worry - we take you step-by-step and show you everything from Proper brush size for your Phantom Stripes, to how to pallet the brush and practice procedure. You'll do fine. ! |
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It's important to use the proper size pin striping brush
for your Schwinn Phantom . And we show you the differences as well as how
to trim and condition it! This Pin-Striping
Section of the 'Restore Your Phantom' video is SECOND TO NONE!
Striping the Phantom tank may seem a little intimidating but even if you mess up - it's easy to remove the stripe - we show you - yes that's right - bad stripe, then removed right before your eyes with no damage to the paint below - see how to do it then do it yourself on your Phantom with confidence. Are You ready to get the Video Yet?? |
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Schwinn Phantom Headbadge Restoration We can't forget about the Phantom headbadge! It suffers the same aging and damage as the rest of your Schwinn Phantom. Fortunately, Restoration of your Phantom headbadge is quick and painless and rarely will you need to find a better badge. Most Phantom are restorable and we show you how to transform your old tired badge something worthy of being the flagship of your Phantom restoration. No detail is left out and never again will you have to put a shabby badge on your Phantom Bicycle! So Check out this section and some of the new products we use for Phantom Headbadge Restoration. You can even use these techniques on Non Phantom Headbadges with Great Results. We show you how every step of the way! Restore your Phantom Today! |
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Schwinn Phantom Fenderlight Restoration
Our Phantom took a few spills - that's for sure and the Phantom fenderlight took the brunt of the concrete punishment. Deep scarring to these delicate potmetal covers presents several unique problems to your Phantom restoration. But we show you several techniques to bring it back from the dead. Including troubleshooting the phantom fenderlight switch, getting it to work reliably, electrics, paintwork and reassembly! But you can't get this Phantom Fenderlight info unless you get the video! |
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Phantom REPRODUCTION PARTS
Repro parts on my Phantom? Some make sense, other's no. We give you the straight skinny on using your head when thinking about getting repro parts for your Phantom. When to use them, when not to and more! We have had good luck with some phantom reproduction parts. and we will show you what to watch out for and parts that 'just dont cut it' when restoring your phantom. Remember you are trying to Return the phantom to it's original form when restoring so it is important to always keep that in mind. There's also budgeting concerns to think about. A Phantom is not cheap to restore. But you can watch your wallet at the same time! We discuss Repro Parts for your Schwinn phantom and it's pros and cons with this growing hobby. |
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Phantom CHROME - Beautiful but costly!
Face it, a B-6 is a lot less expensive than a Phantom to Restore but that's one reason your Schwinn Phantom is worth so much more! Learn valuable money-saving tips on re-chroming your Phantom parts. What the Plater won't tell you, we do! What? I said Save money.. no sense in throwing that away!
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Phantom ELECTRIC WORK
Getting the Electrics on your Phantom to work, troubleshooting, fighting corrosion, when to stick it out and when to call it quits! Important stuff - If you have a Schwinn Phantom - Stuff you need to know - A Great section! And you wont find this information ANYWHERE else. I know, I've looked. So here it is.. We show you the tools to use on your phantom, the common problems you probably will find on your phantom. We run into problems of our own, but yes we figure them out and fix them right before your eyes. Sometimes just seeing it happen can help you fix your own electric problems on the phantom. No other book or video goes this deep when it comes to Restoration. Phantom or otherwise. We really, really wanted to make this video the BEST! and it shows! Get your Phantom video today! |
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Phantom PEDALS
Pedals. Where to start, Lots of times you can't do much about the blocks. We show you the right blocks to get, how to disassemble and more! ! |
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Phantom Grips- RESTORE YOUR GRIPS
Sometimes you can keep your grips! We show how to change those ugly yellow grips to the proper hue. All gum rubber grips will show aging no matter what color they are. The ones we demonstrate on were the ivory color but the same techniques apply to all Phantom grips |
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Phantom SEAT And DECALS
The Schwinn Phantom has a special seat. Do yourself a favor - get it recovered. Your bike will look fantastic with it, Unfinished without. See, even though it's a little pricey, You will make your restoration complete - and that's the goal. Decals are thoroughly covered in a seperate section. We want your Phantom Restoration to turn out RIGHT. AND so do you. . |
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Learn Bike Finding Secrets
Take a ride with Dave and get the tips you need for finding old, valuable bikes. He's been in the hobby since 1979 and times have changed. Finding the valuable bikes takes a different approach. Put those tip to use right away and find those bikes other collectors will never even see! |
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| Here's how to Order RESTORE YOUR PHANTOM DVD or VHS
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