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FS: Peugeot Super Competition, Full Reynolds 531

Old 03-12-24, 09:12 AM
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FS: Peugeot Super Competition, Full Reynolds 531

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Oh that is so nice, and I have sentimental reasons to love it. Too bad I can't make a move on something like this right now. Thanks for the pictures and the thoughts.
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Any feel for how big a tire will fit?
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Love the graphics/colors Peugeot used in that era- orange on blue, orange on green....
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That's a great deal. Bet that the ride is sublime...
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The vintage market is crazy if this guy isn’t moving to a new home.
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The vintage market is crazy if this guy isn’t moving to a new home.
If the locations of sellers ever aligned with the locations of buyers, there would be a lot of overcrowded basements and garages.
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Proximity might be useful, but is not essential to the overcrowding of garages and basements.

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