Early 70's PX-10 with a 6 digit serial number?
05-22-12, 02:43 PM
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Early 70's PX-10 with a 6 digit serial number?
I picked up what I believe to be an early 70's peugeot PX-10 based on the sticker locations and design. But I have always thought that the seventies px-10's had a seven digit serial number. Is this not correct? Thanks.
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05-22-12, 03:24 PM
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I don't know nothin' about no stinkin' serial numbers, but I do look forward to your build and ride reports.
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05-22-12, 03:49 PM
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Yes me too. I am excited about the ride and appearance but it is my first french build and I am already cursing.. I might have a long,slightly smaller or bigger road ahead of me.
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