Claud butler road bike 1960's 1970's...?

I think many frames left the builders with fully sloping fork crowns in that era despite what was printed in the catalogue............for that Italian look :)

Shaun
 
hello friends, have this one, I really appreciate your valuable help, I have this Claud Butler 1973 bicycle frame, according to serial number 66290, dropouts and Campagnolo cable guides. I search in different sites without favorable results. I appreciate your help again, greetings from Tijuana, Mexico.
 

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Well the number is definitely 1973, and the frame details you are showing make it most likely a Torino.
If the sloped shoulder forks have a matching number then its a Super Torino. Older versions of the Super had the rear brake bridge welds reinforced with neat little plates, but they may have stopped this by 1973.
 
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