Schwinn Fastback

Posted in cycling by admin on March 1, 2010

I have a 1967 schwinn stingray ramshorn fastback how much is it worth? it is in mint condition and original?

it is an original 1967 shwinn stingray ramshorn fastback in blue and it is entirly original down to the tire tubes and is in mint condition the one thing that concerns me is that it does not have rams horn handlebars even though it came that way from the factory so if anyone could shed some light on this it would be greatly appreciated!
it is entirely original and in amazing shape it is as is out of the factory and has a five speed stick shift i was recently offered 400 dollars for it. could it get more.

It may be in mint condition, but it can't be entirely original without the rams horn bars.

I believe what you are saying is that you have the rams horn fastback, but when purchased new it didn't come with the rams horn style bars. That doesn't matter unless you can document from Schwinn that certain serial numbers of that bike came with other bars. Then your serial number will have to match. Good luck that probably won't happen. The one exception is if yours is still in the box, still stapled closed, and never opened. Then it may be special to collectors.

The bottom line. That bike was supposed to have the bars and doesn't. That devalues your collectable. Probably lost 75% of the collectable value. There are still hundreds of "in the box new and perfect" bikes like your Stingray on the collectable market. So yours is way down the list to the collector.