I thought all the Record fronts with the cable stops had chrome-plated bronze arms. IIRC, the rare, early ones also have retaining screws holding the arms to the pivots?
George Allen Lexington, KY USA
Aldo Ross wrote:
> Judging by the pictures, it's a normal 1960's Record front derailleur
> (no circlip, aluminum pivot arms, flat outer plate). The rarer first
> version (late-1950s) had chrome-plated bronze pivot arms.
>
> Aldo Ross
> Middletown, OH
> USA
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "J Andrew monroe"
> <drewmonroe@hotmail.com>
>
>> Please help me date this Campagnolo Derrailuer. I am pretty sure it
>> is a late 50's-early 60's model, and it is NOT a Nuovo Record model
>> by virtue of the cable stop. I saw a similar model on German Ebay go
>> for $260 the other day, but the seller had little to no info on the
>> model or year. Any helpful info would be appreciated, email me at
>> drewmonroe@hotmail.com with any info, or if you are interested in
>> purchasing it or trading some 80's era Record/Super Record or ANY era
>> Campy Pista stuff for it.
>>
>> pictures can be found here:
>>
>
>> http://www.drewfusnation.com/
>
>
>> Thank you,
>>
>> Drew Monroe
>> Arlington VA USA
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