gt bmx bike serial number starting by gm

He said he would see what he could do, but couldn't promise anything because they may not have a catalog from 14 years ago. Now that I know, I asked him if he had any catalogs for '94 so that I could see what it came stock with so that I can start getting parts to restore it. I figured that probably anyone could slap some Santa Ana stickers on it and call it one, but he verified that it was produced in '93 and was sold in â€™94 as a â€œPro XL 24â€ Santa Ana model by the serial number. I wanted to be sure that the GT I just bought was aactually a Santa Ana because I had no way of knowing if it or the decals on it were authentic, even though they said 'Santa Ana'. But he also added that any GT with the GT logo and serial # stamped on the rear dropouts were made here in the USA and any with a serial# on the bottom of the bottom bracket, were made overseas. He basically validated the article on here about how to read the GT serial numbers. He also answered my questions about the serial number on the 24' cruiser I just bought. He was an awesome guy to talk to and gave me a lot of history about GT's early days in the garage where they started. He also worked there with Greg Swingrover.the owner of Crupi and BMX Hall of Famer. Anyway, I got a hold of a guy named Sean Walters who was one of the production supervisors in the Santa Ana shop in '93-'94 and then at the Huntington shop.

Schwinn bought GT in the late 90's, then Pacific Cycle bought Schwinn in '01, along with Dyno, Mongoose and several other brands. Since I didn't get any replies to my post, I did a little digging and found a phone number on the net for GT, well Pacific Cycle actually. This is an update to my previous post on the 23rd about the GT serial number issue.

Gt bmx bike serial number starting by gm