FS 1976 Colnago Super, 57 ctc, mostly complete: Bikefanclub.com

Got a green 1976 (or thereabouts) Super for sale - $1100 OBO shipped for all that's listed, or $600 OBO shipped for the frame, fork and 'nago branded Ofmega hs.

EMAIL me at epiphyte at mail dot com if interested

My camera and computer haven't been speaking to each other lately, so these pics aren't up to date

Frame
Green Colnago Super, 1976, or so say the experts at bikeforums
-top tube: 57cm ctc; seat tube 58cm ctt
-Chrome fork with black club and COLNAGO on the crown, black club on the inner fork tang
-Takes recessed brakes
-R27 stamped on right dropout; what that means, I have no idea
-Metallic green paint is in okay shape, but with scrapes and chips;
the worst of these are a coupla 2-3 inch scrapes on the left
chainstay, a long shallow scrape on the downtube
-Decals are nice and tough, NOT flaky or delicate
"Record Ora Mexico 1972 on seat tube
-Absolutely no dents - I went over every inch of this frame, and it's solid
-a bit of rust on the fork crown and on fork underside, and shallow rust in some of the paint scrapes, but no rust in the tubes or bb shell; Chrome is shiny and tough with little flaking and hardly any pitting. whew!

Parts:
-Cinelli Milano 1A stem 11cm, Cinelli "Crest" Campione del Mondo bars 42cm, pristine
-Nuovo record levers with some scrapes but totally solid, no hoods
-Record block letter single pivot brakes with pads
-Colnago branded headset probably made by Ofmega
-Campy world logo front derailleur, nice and shiny no rust
-Campy Nuovo Record Patent 83 rear derailleur, bling bling, with non-orig sealed pulleys
-patent Campy downtube shifters
-170mm Campy Record Strada crankset a little worn but pretty nice,52-42 rings in decent shape, datestamp <4>, Campy record Italian BB
Wheels: 36 hole low flange Campy record tubulars with similar looking hard anodized grey rims, a Nisi Countach in back, an Ambrosio Montreal in front;

also - a yellow Silca Impero pump with Campy head - kinda rusty but can be cleaned up

No: pedals, seatpost (27.0, I think), brake hoods, cables, tires; I'll ship with defunct tubulars, which is all I've got, to protect the rims.

Bike will be shipped in a proper bike box, using foam tubes to protect the frame, spacer between fork tips, caps on rear wheel skewer, stem and bars removed and taped to top tube etc, etc i.e. properly and professionally.

Edited by rabbitpunch (08/27/07 04:45 PM)