I strongly suspect that is an early to mid 80's top model, probably a PZ-10 like mine or possibly a PY-10. Mine is 531c, which like 531 Professional was a bit lighter than the original 531, but I don't really know the difference between the two. My PZ-10 was originally all Campy NR/SR, though as you see I've replaced it with all French (the original owner had already replaced some of the Campy stuff).
Regards,
Jerry Moos
> ...Help Wanted...
>
> I've just purchase, but not yet acquired as it's going to Joe Bell for
> touch-up, a Peugeot frameset that I am hoping other Francophiles (or not)
> can help identify. First, yes I've taken the time to look on the Peugeot
> page and Dale's site and there is some, but little help there. I believe
> the frame is a early to mid 1980's PZ???. It looks the same as Jerry
Moos'
> frame on Dales site except is a gold color. Reynolds 531 Professional
> tubing (red lettering on decal). Lugs are long point with cutouts that
are
> like a heart shape but a bit more triangular. Full chromed fork and fully
> sloping crown, chrome on drive side chain stay and about 4" on all other
> rear stays. Fastback style seat stays. White Peugeot lettering with
> orange/red chevrons as on Jerry's bike. Campagnolo SR headset. Unknown
> dropouts but they are high quality looking forged units with threaded hole
> for rear derailleur. English threaded BB. Takes a 26.4 seatpost (I'm
> told). About 3 years ago it was a similar but NOS frame which I found and
> that drew me to join this list; that frame was sold by the time I got back
> to that individual. Some of you were very knowledgeable and provided much
> help. Unfortunately, I lost all that data when my previous PC got a
> horrendous virus and all the "old" CR archives are unavailable. I think
> this model originally came all Campagnolo SR. Please enlighten me with
what
> model you believe this to be, years made, and component specs (or was it
> just sold as a frameset?).
>
> Thanks in advance to all that reply.
>
> Pics available to those that request them; I don't have a site for you to
go
> look but can easily send jpegs out.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Eric "yes, another Peugeot" or "will 6 Peugeot's now be enough?" Elman
> Somers, CT