Be aware that due to the War Measures Act, CCM's 1941 lineup and pricing was in a state of flux. By the time of the autumn model year changeover, the lineup had been cut in half. In order to conserve raw material for the war effeort, CCM voluntarily discontinued models using higher volumes of materials (i.e. balloon tyre models. motorbike frame models), those using high grade steels (i.e. Delivery bikes, Flyers and Custom Racers) and children's models. Prices also increased by as much as 11.5% over 6 months.
One notable uncatalogued addition during 1941 was the June introduction of a Girl Guide model, alongside the Boy Scout model.
Be aware that due to the War Measures Act, CCM's 1941 lineup and pricing was in a state of flux. By the time of the autumn model year changeover, the lineup had been cut in half. In order to conserve raw material for the war effeort, CCM voluntarily discontinued models using higher volumes of materials (i.e. balloon tyre models. motorbike frame models), those using high grade steels (i.e. Delivery bikes, Flyers and Custom Racers) and children's models. Prices also increased by as much as 11.5% over 6 months.
One notable uncatalogued addition during 1941 was the June introduction of a Girl Guide model, alongside the Boy Scout model.
That Girl Guide model has got to be a rare one! Does anyone here have one, or has anyone seen one?
Thanks for the info T-Mar