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Nice collection. I collect late 70's/early 80's Powell, Santa Cruz, Alva, Dogtown, Sims completes.

Cool bike

Great picture quality.

Sweet bike! Super rare.

These items are also listed in the eBay thread; thanks all for looking.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/c3vet82/m.html

http://www.ebay.com/sch/c3vet82/m.html

I HAVE SOME PARTS UP ON EBAY, PLEASE HAVE A LOOK. http://www.ebay.com/sch/c3vet82/m.html

Wanted: Early 80's Shimano Deerhead cantilevers in black.

Now this is an amazing bike. Majestic and powerful in its large size. I'm 6'4"and this retro grail would fit me nice. Would look great next to my Cunningham. So how high is it gonna go?

Hey I loved my GT, and I appreciate high performance mountain bikes from the 80's on up. It appeared that several lads here were bashing the CC who did not or could not appreciate it's importance, but meanwhile praising much more common bikes - which I can appreciate, I enjoy the common stoke...

That's not the point. the GT was a mass produced generic bike. Dime a dozen. The Cunningham is a unique, historic groundbreaking bike. You still don't get it.

Well here's me on my 1998 GT LTS 2000. I enjoyed that bike very much (until the frame cracked) and they were most common. Location: Killington,VT Uploaded with ImageShack.us

I wanted one of these for years and finally had the opportunity to get one. So glad I did. I ride it regularly. If you don't understand or cannot appreciate the history, beauty and significance of the Cunninghams, then move on to the GT, Bridgestone and Diamondback threads and enjoy a good wank...

No worries, thanks for looking.

Thanks, let me know.

Preferably silver with red labels, but whatcha got?

Looking for a 100m Marzocchi fork, z1, z2, z3 with V brake/ canti posts. From late 90's, early 2000's.

Phenomenal build.

UNEARTHED, REBUILT Uploaded with ImageShack.us