Chuck Schmidt wrote:
>
> >To me, the last desirable/collectable Masi would be the early 80s
> >Volumetrica 3V (but really only the Italian produced version). Sounds
> >harsh I know... bear in mind that this is just my opinion. I'd love to
> >hear other's take on the above ramblings.
>
> >Chuck;
>
> I've got an '88 Masi GC that Joe Starck built. It is one of the prettiest,
> cleanest frames I've ever seen, inside and out. Fork blades have beautiful
> sweeping curves with no awkward breaks, dropout filing is crisp and neat,
the
> fluted chainstay caps are perfectly symmetrical and the brazing under them
is
> beautifully radiused... I know it's not a "golden age" frame, but it's one
of
> those that you can have sitting in a room with you and find yourself
starting at
> time and again for no good reason.
>
> Bob
>
>Hi Bob,
>
>Sounds like a very nice bike. This should be posted to the group to
>generate discussion...
>
>Chuck
Chuck;
Your wish is my command. Naturally, I shall also post your last sentence to make it plain who the instigator is... it's an Off-Topic year, an' if Dale's agonna come chasin' after somebody with a length of Everest slotted chain, I sure don't want it to be me...
Bob Hovey
Columbus, GA