Can Someone help me identify this Peugeot?
01-09-07, 11:10 PM
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Can Someone help me identify this Peugeot?
Hello, I recently got this old Peugeot. I was wondering what year/model it was and what it may be worth. I think its an early 80's Model but not sure. It has these numbers 5312126 and below that is 0091 63. Also the wheel says RIGIDA Chrolux 80, and the frame has a sticker that reads Peugeot 103.
Hope that's enough info.
Thanks
Hope that's enough info.
Thanks
01-09-07, 11:43 PM
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80's Looks ike it's lugged, so it's probably a PH10? or something like that. Looks like Weinmann centerpulls too.
Clean it up and ride that sucker!
Clean it up and ride that sucker!
01-10-07, 03:51 AM
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""so it's probably a PH10? or something like that.""
It's PX-10...and no it' not a Peugeot PX-10... It's an early 70's lower-end tourer. Not sure what model. Worth about $60-$100. I hope you're really tall...it's looks like a 63cm frame.
It's PX-10...and no it' not a Peugeot PX-10... It's an early 70's lower-end tourer. Not sure what model. Worth about $60-$100. I hope you're really tall...it's looks like a 63cm frame.
01-10-07, 08:24 AM
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U09 circa 1979-1980. The serial indicates it should be 1980, but we've seen several exceptions to the common interpretation of the Peugeot serial numbers. Based on the crankset, it would appear to be a 1979.
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M-Theory,
I'm new, I'm not thatnew.
There were lots of Peugeot models that started with P, other than the PX-10.
I have a 1984 catalog, I'll get scans later, everything or nearly so was P-something.
I'm new, I'm not thatnew.
There were lots of Peugeot models that started with P, other than the PX-10.
I have a 1984 catalog, I'll get scans later, everything or nearly so was P-something.
01-10-07, 08:40 AM
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Originally Posted by M-theory
""so it's probably a PH10? or something like that.""
It's PX-10...and no it' not a Peugeot PX-10... It's an early 70's lower-end tourer. Not sure what model. Worth about $60-$100. I hope you're really tall...it's looks like a 63cm frame.
It's PX-10...and no it' not a Peugeot PX-10... It's an early 70's lower-end tourer. Not sure what model. Worth about $60-$100. I hope you're really tall...it's looks like a 63cm frame.
Carefull there....some model years list both a PX10 and a PH10. Some model years theres is a PX and no PX10.
