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Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
(Post 12403510)
Yikes, it does look about an inch smaller than the red (23). Well, I'll know definitively tonight! I'm not getting a "OMG!" deal on this, but I think the price will end up quite attractive for condition. It also comes with the tool set and original manuals. If it's too big for me it will either go to a member here at cost or off to ebay.
Can't wait to see better pictures and to find out the actual size. Looks to be about a '73 or newer. Is it a P-12? |
According to the seller it's a p-13 9 and a 1974. Also according to the seller it's never been ridden, in PERFECT shape and was owned by a recently deceased and prominent jazz musician. I'll have the name tonight. I tend to think he has the model right since he has a manual for it.
The cable guides don't jibe with 1974 though...I would have expected clips. Also would have expected campy calipers, and those look like weinmanns. |
Good luck, Aaron!
For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure it's my size, which would put it in the 58-60 cm range. |
There are too many people who have been doing this longer than me saying it's larger than I think. I feel comfortable saying it's larger :)
Well, one of you bigger guys might end up with it. |
^^Oh, don't mind me!
I was mostly amused by the fact that you asked us to wish you luck, but except for Gaucho and the good Pastor, you mostly got questions of your judgment. Just goes to show you, huh? So... I repeat: Good luck! And yes, I think it's my size. But it's got derailleurs and all, not to mention those cheesy Nervex lugs, and I have too many bikes anyway. |
RHM...:lol:
Apparently my judgement was wrong, it often is. I'm still looking at the headtube and thinking 56 (shrug). I'm certain I'm wrong, but I'm not seeing it. It has to be the slacker angles. |
Good luck...if it's as nice as the CL ad said...along with the tool bag and manuals...you certainly won't lose any money on the deal if you decide it's not your thing, or too large for you....it seems to be priced fairly.....
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Originally Posted by ohjonnybegoode
(Post 12403697)
Good luck...if it's as nice as the CL ad said...along with the tool bag and manuals...you certainly won't lose any money on the deal if you decide it's not your thing, or too large for you....it seems to be priced fairly.....
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Originally Posted by rhm
(Post 12403550)
Good luck, Aaron!
For what it's worth, I'm pretty sure it's my size, which would put it in the 58-60 cm range. Oh, good luck! |
Originally Posted by KonAaron Snake
(Post 12403537)
According to the seller it's a p-13 9 and a 1974. Also according to the seller it's never been ridden, in PERFECT shape and was owned by a recently deceased and prominent jazz musician. I'll have the name tonight. I tend to think he has the model right since he has a manual for it.
The cable guides don't jibe with 1974 though...I would have expected clips. Also would have expected campy calipers, and those look like weinmanns. http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...esetheadon.jpg It would be easy for an inexperienced seller to ID the one you are looking at as a P-13. I misspoke when I asked if it was a P-12. Should have called it a P-10-9 since it has a double crankset. The P-15-9 came with the triple. http://www.trfindley.com/flschwinn_1...80/1974_10.jpg The P-13 had no eyelets, tri-cable clamps on the top tube, and Weinmann centerpulls in the catalog. http://www.trfindley.com/flschwinn_1...80/1974_11.jpg Edit: Finally got these catalog pages in the correct order! |
That helmet is so cool, they were trying to make it look like hair!
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The cable guides do match better with the p-10 above...though I don't see the eyelets on the rear of the alleged p-13 9. I'm sure you're right, I just don't see it. The ST slant also seems a better match for the P-10. I'm also not seeing suicide levers and the brake levers look like campy to me in the photo. Hard to say with photo quality, but they don't look like the p-15/p-10s in the catalogue. Correct me if I'm wrong, but there could be variance here because many of these were custom made to rider preferences.
I'd have assumed he was right because he had the manual. |
Good Luck!
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Originally Posted by rhm
(Post 12403925)
That helmet is so cool, they were trying to make it look like hair!
i agree on the 58 or 60 cm...and i know next to nothing about Paramounts!! I'd take it!! :) andy |
Looks promissing. Good luck KonAaron!
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Good luck dude!
Looks like my size too ;) I know a guy with a Centurion that'd fit you... :lol: |
+10...It's a 58+.
I thought you were done buying Aaron??? ;) |
I am :)
1+n, 1+n, N+1, N+1. |
Hopefully I'm not violating site rules, and I am a paid member. My purpose for asking this isn't to sell (it isn't mine now!), but I am interested in gauging interest. Assuming this is too large, are there folks here who would be interested at the price I'm paying? He's asking 1,000 firm. I'm asking because I have a pretty good idea it's not going to fit, and if no one is interested, I'll probably pass. Supposedly it's never been ridden, immaculate and comes with the tool kit.
If there's someone here that this would work for, I'd be more willing to walk away with a bike that won't fit. |
For a grand, I'd also want a pair of those white shorts like the catalog shows. I'd need the belt, too.
;) That looks like a potentially awesome find. |
Originally Posted by canyoneagle
(Post 12404511)
For a grand, I'd also want a pair of those white shorts like the catalog shows. I'd need the belt, too.
;) That looks like a potentially awesome find. I have a pair of those you can have for free...so long as you agree to model all of your bikes while wearing them. |
Well, I am local, ride a 60cm and have bike fund full of cash....just sayin'......
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Message delivered...I'll let you know if it's a 60.
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I'd be shocked if it's less than a 23" frame (58.5cm), or it might be a 24" (61cm). Here's a pic of my '71 P13-9, 21" (53.5cm) size:
http://i414.photobucket.com/albums/p.../022-1-1-1.jpg |
I'm getting that it's bigger than I thought. Honest.
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