I'll assume that putting studded tires and a new crankset/BB on my Raleigh Super Course MkII for winter commuting doesn't count, so

1. 1951 Raleigh Clubman: Mostly I have to build a rear wheel and had planned to do that with a 40-hole 27" alloy Weinmann rim as the original Dunlop Special Lightweight steel rim was toast and a replacement is rare and spendy, however . . .
2. 1958 Raleigh Lenton Grand Prix: I purchased this mostly whole bike from a listmember/local bike buddy, and it needs a great deal of work. However, it did come with its original wheels, yup, 27" Dunlop Special Lightweight rims w/ a great deal of rust. So I might see if the rear rim will clean up reasonably well with Oxalic acid and donate it to the Clubman; however, ...
3. 1960s Raleigh Gran Sport: This is a frameset bought off of eBay, in decent shape, and the parts from the Lenton Grand Prix would suit it well. Hmm. Or I might build it as a club-bike with an internal rear hub.
4. Velo Cheapo 2010 project bike: I have the frameset and a concept and a few parts on hand. A few more decisions to make and a wish for warmer weather between now and March 1 so I can put some paint on this one.

Neal