Ride it. It is obviously not the first 70th Anniv. model from Waterford shown here.

-Kurt

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Reminds me of Sheldon's "We will sell your info to anyone who will give us a nickel for it" bit.

-Kurt

What's the difference?

"Custom-fitted." Obviously, they are not going to give a 7' winner the same frameset.

-Kurt

I guess I need to improve my reading comprehension.

Nope. The Fuji and Kona have horizontal top tubes compared to the frame shown on the Schwinn. Much more authentic looking IMO.

If you are going to do a retro bike get the details right. Otherwise it screams FAKE to any even half knowledgeable cyclist.