I've also replaced the 650c fork with a 700c. I'll try restore the 650c fork as it's plagued with rust :( If not sandblast and repaint might b the only option.

With the "new" fork + seatpost + rust freeish

Got rid of large chunk of rust on the seatpost tubing area. Put the shine back. Now I need some sort of clear varnish to prevent / protect her from elements. Suggestion?

"new" fork + serviced headset w/ spacer

Gipiemme Strada 170mm crankset. Will be getting a more realistic chainring.

Campagnolo C-Record seatpost
More to come.
Cheers
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4 comments:
restore its glory. give it a new live with a fresh coat dude. those scab-like scars are irritating me like hell. go all the way.
haha imperfection gives you soul.
Afterall my objtive of getting a vintage frame is to preserve it's charisma.
However if the rust returns then it leaves me no choice but to blast it.
I say fresh it up!!! Word ;0)
Give it a second chance
scoreline 2-1. we win. go new coat hehe
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