70s Peugeot—model? Value?
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70s Peugeot—model? Value?
Picked up this tall Peugeot today. Looks UO8-ish to me, but I’m not a Peugeot-ite. Ideas of which model? And how much would it go for in your market? TIA.
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UO8, in that condition, not much. Aztec head lugs, chrome socks, plus DT pump peg = UO8.
Steel rims, steel seat post, plastic derailleur set.
$50 in my market.
If pump is good, it will be worth $50 by itself.
Mid 1970s +/-. Exact year has no bearing on value.
Steel rims, steel seat post, plastic derailleur set.
$50 in my market.
If pump is good, it will be worth $50 by itself.
Mid 1970s +/-. Exact year has no bearing on value.
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UO8 and more a seventies vintage than eighties, in my opinion. As it sits I doubt that I would offer $50.00 for the bike. It, for me, would be a flipper as it is way to big. Cleaned up, serviced, road worthy and safe to ride, I would want $150 and that is only if I did not have to install new tires. If the tires were shot, as found, I would pass on the bike. All that said...
I live in Canada and, with the coming of Spring, bike prices soar. Timed right and with good marketing skills, I might get $200.00 for the bike, assuming it was safe for the buyer to ride.
In closing, I would definitely pay $50.00 CND just for the pump.
I live in Canada and, with the coming of Spring, bike prices soar. Timed right and with good marketing skills, I might get $200.00 for the bike, assuming it was safe for the buyer to ride.
In closing, I would definitely pay $50.00 CND just for the pump.
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I would clean up the paint, grease the seatpost if it comes loose and service the headset. Then sell it as-is; not worth refreshing, the cost of consumables will exceed the value. If I WAS going to re-do it, I'd put on some parts bin flat or swept bars with some cheap levers and thumb shifters and make it a 1x5 townie. If it looked nice, I could maybe get $200 in the spring if I sold it on campus.
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I would clean up the paint, grease the seatpost if it comes loose and service the headset. Then sell it as-is; not worth refreshing, the cost of consumables will exceed the value. If I WAS going to re-do it, I'd put on some parts bin flat or swept bars with some cheap levers and thumb shifters and make it a 1x5 townie. If it looked nice, I could maybe get $200 in the spring if I sold it on campus.
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The seat and pump are worth more than the bike take them off and get $50+ sold sepreratei for each clean it up put a basic seat on it and sell for $150 or so. So while a low end UO-8 it's worth $200-250.
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To add in nicer original condition most of these 70's pugs it seems the parts re often times worth 2 or 3x what the whole bike is worth.
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Tire sweepers are neat. And what’s the dohicky on the front hub? These are nice riding bikes and this one looks like it’ll clean up great.
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just one of the things that make this a cool find. I know it ain’t no high end bike , but still a nice bike that will clean up nicely. Please update us on how it looks after cleaning with pics. To me , that is the fun of this hobby. Finding something like this in that good of shape is pure joy!
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