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I am not able to give any more info on value. The vintage Trek website has some suggestions on valuing an old Trek: https://www.vintage-trek.com/TrekPriceLists.htm

As I am not on facebook, that would be nice.

I didn't see a bike, just a homepage for a trade group.

With a serial number (under the bottom bracket) it is possible to find the model and year on this website: https://www.vintage-trek.com/ That will make it easier to find similar models for sale and compare prices. It looks like an American made Trek tourer, these are valuable frames, I am not...

Cracked and bollocked.

Yes, cancel him. I am still in awe over the way he put the wheels together actually. I have used filaments for fishing for years and am simply amazed at what mr Panda did with it. Nothing lumpy about it.

They look tremendous, really give it a bold stance.

Love everything about the bike and the thread. Those drum brake hubs are huge!

Pretty cool story. I think they are up there with the most special of Italian frames. The right size is a plus, too. The proof is in how it rides, I suppose.

Maybe black wheels may make a difference too?

I think I would keep the black and get a black fork, to tone it down a bit. Or perhaps white stem, bar, seatpost and white fork. Lovely bicycle Ibbz, I love a Scapin.

Good news!

Trek for me. Lugs and lighting make it the nicest.

I have Mafacs and they work well. A dual pivot side pull is far easier to set up and maintain though.

I think Jtek offer a conversion bolt to use nuts on a modern set like the Tektro r559. I have those and would recommend them.

Is that an original fork on the Champion Mondial?

Very curious to see more, I think there is some Dutch content coming.

At least they managed to squeeze in the entire word.