My dad gave me an Atala Competizione (serial number 7241033) that has been hanging in his garage for quite a few years. He got it from a co-worker that had it in his garage, unused, for 20+ years. It is quite small at around 53cm or so and is too small for me.

It has the following components:

Frame - Columbus (decal states 'Tubi Rinforzati Garantiti Acciaiio Speciale') with Campagnolo dropouts front and rear
RD - Campagnolo Gran Turismo
FD - Campagnolo (don't know what model)
Cranks - Stronglight
Pedals - Atom
Shifters - Campagnolo
Stem - ttt
Brakes - Weinmann 750 Vainqueur 999

It has a newer seat on it and I don't have any wheels for it. My dad had the Campagnolo hubs that came with it laced to newer rims. He has these on another bike. I don't think he has the original rims anymore. The bike is in amazingly nice shape. I realize the components aren't top of the line but they are in very nice shape. The RD is pretty wild looking. There is an Atala ad on the Classic Rendevous site that shows this as model as being the second from the top. I'm guessing that this will be put on Craigslist as I don't have room for more bikes. Any idea of what type of interest, if any, there would be in the individual components if I decided to part it out?

Joe C