Wanted: 60cm+ steel frame for conversion

Posted on Wed 28th, April 2010

• #1

.ben

Hi, I'm looking to get hold of a large, 60cm or more, steel race/road frame with horizontal dropouts. Maybe something 70's/80's? Was looking to spend less than 100 (student, sorry. . .) but can be flexible.

Thanks!
• #2

fixado

I have a Holdsworth with a mild bent on the down tube(those traditional on the fork crash). The fork is perfect and so the frame really. can sell it for £65 posted. I think is 60cm if not more. let me know if you are interested and I get you some pics.
• #3

peter_v

I have a 63 c-t 59 c-c Benotto f&f for you that's just that, already ridded of shifter bosses & cable guides and such. No headset but the Shomano BB is included. Asking 95 euros not pounds, delivered. Respray is needed, but I even have some homemade (but correct) Benotto decals to go with it if you wish.

More pics here - they look a bit weird but that's because of wide angle lens, if you want some more just pm me by daylight
• #4

Tel

My friend has a 60cm Gazelle Champion Mondial frame and fork with tatty paint, I will ask him how much he wants for it....
• #5

.ben

Thanks for all offers so far. Have pm'd

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