Recent content by Peachy!

Definitely a Holdsworth Claud, early (‘59-‘60?) with those stamped drop-outs, not a high end frame. Not original paint. Estimated value these days? Maybe £50? Do it if you love it, but beware, spend £400 on a proper baked enamel paint job plus £50 worth of correct decals and although you will...

That frame number is from May 1950

The grips look like the only things ever changed… a real survivor Oh and the bars… way too wide 😀

Bit too small for me and I’ve got that one. Shame it will likely get harvested.

Ok, so it’s a “New Allrounder” Lower-midrange or upper-bottom range depending on what kit would have been selected by the original purchaser. This was the best (more expensive) of the bottom three in that years range with plain 531 tubing (as opposed to thinner/lighter double butted in the more...

5212 = 1952 December 5210 = that years frame count I’ll have a closer later for an actual ID Paint and graphics all definitely not original

Enjoy 😊

Yes it's a 1962 Torino. These were very well made top end frames, so will still make for a very nice machine to ride if you're keeping it. If your interested in it's value, well unfortunately not much in this current financial environment, even less so as there is absolutely nothing on it that...

Thanks for all your comments chaps. I’ve resigned myself to moth balling my favourites and just focusing on selling the best stuff in the crates & crates of parts I’ve amassed over the years and giving the mid to lower end kit to a local bike charity.

Pos Post a bunch of pictures

I’m seriously considering putting my favourites (the Cape Wrath collection) in moth balls and letting my lad sell them after I’m dead 🥳

I’ll sort something tomorrow.

Blimey that’s cheap!

Anyone want a Cape Wrath? I know a bloke who’s got a few…. 😝

Hello mate, that’s one of the keepers obviously 😉