Ok, let's try again.
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Lugged Head Tube by
velocivixen, on Flickr[/IMG]
Original Front Wheel by
velocivixen, on Flickr
Top Tube Decal by
velocivixen, on Flickr
Shimano Deore LX RD by
velocivixen, on Flickr
Trek "Cruise Control" Fork by
velocivixen, on Flickr
So far all I've had to do was lube the chain (it needs to be replaced - stretched), patch rear tube, redish & lightly true rear wheel, grease seat post, adjust saddle and clean up a bit. While I had the rear wheel off I used frame tools to ensure the dropouts were aligned and then, once my newly true wheel was reinstalled, I used the derailleur hanger alignment tool to slightly adjust that. I also removed the back panels on the shifters and used liquid silicone spray because the pawls were gummy. Now it shifts fine. The bike has a "Community Cycling Center" sticker, which means they overhauled (likely) it and sold it to the gal I bought it from.