pmhstar

I'm new to forum and apologize in advance for any faux pas. (I am reposting since I must have been logged out before completing last time) I would appreciate some help in identifying my Peugeot with Reynolds 531 forks and apparently frame. The bike is in what I would call fair condition after basement storage for 30 years. I believe the bike has all original equipment except for a change of rims to get away from sew-up tires. Attached are some photos that should help in ID - below is a list of some easily identified components. Serial Number is 1801037. I can provide additional information as needed. If geographical area affected estimated value we live in Amesbury MA. Suggests on recommended ways to sell also appreciated. I would like to find it a good home.
Thanks in advance for your help.

Some Components:
Cranks - Stronglight
Hubs - Normandy Luxe Competition, 36 spoke
Brakes - Mafac Racer
Brake Levers - Mafac
Headset - Stronglight
Stem - AVA
Derailleurs - Simplex
Shifters - Simplex clamp-on
Seatpost - Simplex
Saddle - Brooks Professional

bertinjim 

pmhstar- You have a genuine Peugeot PX 10. It looks early 70s and appears to have all its original equipment still in place. As well, it has the full Nervex lugs and fork crown combo which will enhance its value to collectors. The price will vary with your location and whether you would be willing to ship the bike to an out of area collector. Guesstimate? $300 - 500 if nothing serious lurks beneath the dirt. Other guys like miamijim may be able to refine this. Its a great sample of an in-demand collectible.

oddjob2

You won't get near $300 in as is condition. Lately, ready to ride PX10's have been cropping up for $300 or less. BikemanBob has a blue one currently for sale at $300.