For Sale: Zullo 53cm Oria KK Frame & Forks & H/set

Hi,
I have for sale an early 90's 52.5cm (seat tube ctc) 53cm (tt ctc) Zullo FRAME & FORKS in Oria's finest KK tubing with ORIGINAL Zullo forks, Campag Record Headset with custom made spacer and Helicopter tape protection (easily removed).
I bought this NOS and have done much less than 100 miles on her.
It has been verified by Tiziano Zullo as completely original (email print-outs are available to buyer) and importantly has original forks! Many frames come on to the market without forks or un-original repainted ones. This has original pantographed straight chromed forks. Chromed rear sections and chromed front mech hanger. There are only the most minor imperfections in the paint just as a frame that has been in storage for a while.
The custom spacer is there because I did not want to cut the steerer. (you can see by now how super fussy I am)
The tubing changes size/shape and is lugged at BB and seat cluster and fillet brazed at head - this is a really beautiful feature.
I am only selling as I have no room and I promised the misses that I'd sell the Zullo as I just bought a SAB.
All in this frameset as it is cost me almost exactly £500 and to save all the bargaining I would like to get** £275 cash COLLECTION ONLY** . I think this is silly cheap and if it doesn't sell I am quite happy to keep it -especially as Zullos are very costly today.
Pics at http://static.lfgss.com/attachments/67174d1367669792-img_2622.jpg
Frame is in High Barnet (end of Northern line)
Dibs followed by PM please.

whats the top tube length?

"...an early 90's 52.5cm (seat tube ctc) 53cm (tt ctc) Zullo..."

It's a common practice among builders to make the steerer about 2cm longer than the ideal length for the headtube+4cm for headset

Seems to be exactly the same size as my existing bike (which doesnt fit), better leave it and put my faith in this years cycle jumbles...

If you bought from the frame builder direct, I imagine the cutting to size and headset installation would be part of the service. Optional, but usually done. Just like paintjobs.

Re use of spacer. By leaving the steerer uncut you are not limiting the headset stack height and so can use any headset and simply use different spacer. Also , you could probably use some 1" ahead stem systems if you wished. I just didn't want to take a hack saw to a beautiful frame and do something irreversable. If prefer it cut it is not difficult - measure, mark , put on Jubilee clip, saw, remove clip, smooth with file -done!

dibs, subject to questions

NOW SOLD, Thanks Senecio. And thanks Giorgosd for your input, Si