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I would appreciate some help with identifying a Colnago road frame I have. It has no serial number,
is made from columbus tubing, has a cut out in the bottom bracket the shape of the Colnago logo, has
colnago logos and name "punched" in the fork crown, seat stays, and LHS rear stay. It has Campagnolo
drop outs and on the RHS rear drop out the number "G519" stamped over the Campagnolo stamping.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Quoted message said:I would appreciate some help with identifying a Colnago road frame I have. It has no serial
number, is made from columbus tubing, has a cut out in the bottom bracket the shape of the Colnago
logo, has colnago logos and name "punched" in the fork crown, seat stays, and LHS rear stay. It
has Campagnolo drop outs and on the RHS rear drop out the number "G519" stamped over the
Campagnolo stamping.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The "G519" on the left end is the serial number. That was the standard position in the sixties and
seventies.
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