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Originally Posted by oldpedalpusher
(Post 9627539)
Using a CPI inflation calculator that $500 1975 Paramount would cost only $2,000 in today's dollars... a bargain. ;)Greg
In 1972 I bought a new Porsche 911T for $7500. Price the cheapest 911 today. The same is true for most cars. Increases have been much more than government CPI figures would indicate. Much the same is true for bicycles and I suspect that a good part of the price increase has been due to the Dollar decreasing in value compared to other major currencies. |
{Gruppo Bici N.A. is also planning to prepare vintage framesets under Bianchi, Coppi, Frejus, Ganna, Giardengo, Gloria and Legnano with consumer-supplied graphics; the company is pursuing license agreements with these companies.}
I was just skiming that article. this seems interesting you can have these brand names placed on a noname frame for 2000$ not a bad deal. I think they should just offer to to put the consumers name on it a brand/model "Family_Belly" brand bikes LOL |
Originally Posted by Bianchigirll
(Post 9628014)
{Gruppo Bici N.A. is also planning to prepare vintage framesets under Bianchi, Coppi, Frejus, Ganna, Giardengo, Gloria and Legnano with consumer-supplied graphics; the company is pursuing license agreements with these companies.}
I was just skiming that article. this seems interesting you can have these brand names placed on a noname frame for 2000$ not a bad deal. I think they should just offer to to put the consumers name on it a brand/model "Family_Belly" brand bikes LOL :lolsps: Nah, I think I'll stick with the real deal :): http://gallery.me.com/rockyshores/10...12522094680007 |
Your Bianchi is downright beautiful... :thumb:
...simple timeless classic elegance. It's no wonder they're trying to sell "copies". ;) Greg |
Most nice framesets in the early 70's were in the area of $400 if my memory serves correctly. Some were a little less and some were a little higher. I believe a Paramount was around $375 in the late 60 's but took a big price jump in the early 70's. I think the Paramount tandom was $450 to 475. This was still a lot of money. GM skilled trades were making about $4 an hour.
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Originally Posted by oldpedalpusher
(Post 9630466)
Your Bianchi is downright beautiful... :thumb:
...simple timeless classic elegance. It's no wonder they're trying to sell "copies". ;) Greg |
Originally Posted by dit
(Post 9630791)
Most nice framesets in the early 70's were in the area of $400 if my memory serves correctly. Some were a little less and some were a little higher. I believe a Paramount was around $375 in the late 60 's but took a big price jump in the early 70's. I think the Paramount tandom was $450 to 475. This was still a lot of money. GM skilled trades were making about $4 an hour.
As an aside, the suggested retail for a full Super Record equipped Reynolds 531 Masi Gran Criterium was $1095. stan |
that is a beautiful Bianchi the chrome details are very nice.
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