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Founded in 1909 by George Pepperdine, Western Auto Supply Company consisted of a chain of automotive parts stores. However, Western Auto Supply started expanding its business with other products and stores in 1921 and eventually entered the bicycle industry by manufacturing Western Flyer bicycles around 1930. Throughout production of the bike, the Western Flyer was recognized for quality at a reasonable price. Though Western Auto Supply owned Western Flyer, the bicycle was produced by other manufacturers. Regardless of who produced the bikes, they all carried the Western Flyer name. Two of the biggest names that manufactured Western Flyer bicycles were Huffy and Murray. Other companies that produced Western Flyer bicycles included Shelby Cycle, Cleveland Welding, Murray-Ohio and Huffman Manufacturing. Western Flyer bicycles were first produced in the 1930's and continued until they were discontinued in 1959. Throughout that time, several notable models were produc...

GET 10% OFF YOUR PURCHASE TODAY - ENTER DISCOUNT CODE LCZKXV AT CHECKOUT! Contact me directly at carpixels(at)gmail.com I'm a Detroit boy at heart who loves classic cars and photography. These two go hand in hand for me. People often wonder how I have so many photographs of so many different cars. The truth is that around the Motor City, these classic cars are everywhere. Around here it's very easy to see so many different types of automobiles nearly year round - minus the few snowy months of winter. People around the Detroit area hold the classic car tradition pretty highly, probably more than anywhere else. We are the Motor City after all. When you have lemons, you make lemonade. When we have cars, I make art. With camera in...