Help identifying this 60/70's Peugeot and it's worth.

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03-30-12, 09:45 AM

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Help identifying this 60/70's Peugeot and it's worth.

Hello,
I have found this Peugeot in my house and I have no idea how much it's worth.
If you could help identifying this french 60's/70's Peugeot I would really apprectiate it.
I've been searching throug the internet and so far I found that it's 60's or 70's bike yet

I'm not sure if it's the same model as I below.

https://img401.imageshack.us/img401/2...enchbrochu.jpg

MY BICYCLE :

03-30-12, 11:21 AM

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Sure looks like it, or very similar. Pictures you posted are very tiny though. About the size of postage stamps. If you can post them larger (I always upload photos to photobucket) someone should be able to tell you for sure.

What's it worth? Edit: after seeing more detailed photos and the responses below, I'd agree with $150-ish.

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03-31-12, 09:56 AM

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Thank you very much for your answer
I hope these photoes will make it more vivid

03-31-12, 01:19 PM

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Your headbadge appears to be of '60s vintage:

https://cyclespeugeot.com/ModelID.html

03-31-12, 02:17 PM

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Peugeot PE41. Despite the P prefix, the frame is a UO/AO variation. Not worth a fortune, though they are neat bikes. 100/150ish price range. Maybe a bit more, it is an odd model in the US. Yours is late sixties.

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04-01-12, 05:35 PM

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Great old bike late 60's vintage the guess of PE41 seems like a good guess as tomodel. The reason your likely having trouble finding info on this bike is it appears to be a none or limited import model while Peugeot sold about a million of this style bike in France very few actually found there way into the US. It just seems very few mid and low end Eurpean bikes from the 60's where imported into the US.

04-01-12, 07:19 PM

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It's not an exact match for a PE41; they had five speed freewheels. But it isn't a match for the ones posted by the OP either ; those have canti brakes instead of Altenburgers. But that is the frame used on the PEs. It is likely a euro variant of some sort.

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My PE41 is a five speed, not a three speed internally geared unit. The rest of the OP's bike looks to be darn near the exact same as the one I have...

I have collected everything I need to restore the bicycle except the time to do so. Way too many potential projects waiting in The Old Shed, these days.

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