Thanks guys, put in some time today installing the Schwinn replica chain guard on the replica aluminum Schwinn bike frame & guess what neither one replicated the chain guard or frame to match up for mounting, but I was up for the challenge and now have the guard secure, rattle and rub free. Schwinn water transfer decal hasn't arrived yet.
Also added the Super X medallions to each side of the tool bag, bit of Henderson for luck on the Schwinn X-celsior Autocycle/Autobicycle can't do any harm, just having fun. The Excelsior name has branded so many varieties of product categories worldwide that a study could well prove interesting, if not profitable.
Thinking the troubles to be few on this build might not have been wise on my part as I spotted a small amount of fuel on the bottom of the tank that isn't from petcock or mounting bungs which leaves edge folds and welds as my go to culprits. I've yet to detect any seepage from these either. This tank had never held fuel before and I pressure tested before install, but through several days of riding and storage a small amount was visible but had not dripped onto the motor or bike, so I'll keep an eye on it till the source is found.
I hope to use some time tomorrow to start the "oil tank"
: I cut out a stencil outline from cardboard in the basic shape required & I'll wing it from there. I'm not interested in storage (got a tool bag that won't rattle, when I wrap my few tools in a leather roll) just want to fill the empty space with an interesting shape. Rick C.