I previously had a falcon panther frame which needed a total respray due to be left outside for a extended amount of time. I've sanded it down and primed it and have found it's got quite a few dents to the frame and going to cost me a lot more to restore than I previously thought. Decals going for £25 on ebay!
I've found a different frame which is being dropped off to me tomorrow morning (No pictures just yet). It was an impulse buy due to the lack of information I can find on the bike, the only decent source of information being this website.
http://glorydays.cc/shop/bikes/raleigh/chrome/
It is the exact same frame as that, included is also one of the original wheels and the brake calipers. I asked the seller for the registration number and they only thing he could find is on the seat tube 'NA3029668'. I found this to be made in Nottingham in January 1973. I checked the catalogue of that year and the bike doesn't seem to be in there. The closest thing I could find the resemble the bike would be a Raleigh professional MK II.
Would anyone happen to know what frame I've picked up here?
The guy says the chrome is literally immaculate and not one spot of rust.
Fingers crossed.
I've found a different frame which is being dropped off to me tomorrow morning (No pictures just yet). It was an impulse buy due to the lack of information I can find on the bike, the only decent source of information being this website.
http://glorydays.cc/shop/bikes/raleigh/chrome/
It is the exact same frame as that, included is also one of the original wheels and the brake calipers. I asked the seller for the registration number and they only thing he could find is on the seat tube 'NA3029668'. I found this to be made in Nottingham in January 1973. I checked the catalogue of that year and the bike doesn't seem to be in there. The closest thing I could find the resemble the bike would be a Raleigh professional MK II.
Would anyone happen to know what frame I've picked up here?
The guy says the chrome is literally immaculate and not one spot of rust.
Fingers crossed.