Just finished it, 8 months of searching, trading, and building have brought me to this: 1st off I put a repro decal set on but left the original seatpost decal. I don't know why but it just looks better that way.

Series III Pro Class rims with SR sealed hubs, Maxy Cross cranks, Tuf Neck stem and seatpost clamp, Dia Compe brake, Pro Class bars, Odyssey lay back seatpost, blue Aero seat, blue Comp III clone tires, and blue VP "beartrap like" pedals. I have a set of blue Cal Lites on the way and it's done. I have to say I have built a few before this but this is the first build where I slowly accumulated parts and I have to say the best part is the hunt because there are numerous moments of childlike giddyness as you come across this and that. I've got a few other f/f sets but I think I'm going to build an old Quad next. I have to find one first and therein lies the fun.

Very nice build. Maybe we have met before. I live here in Okc too.

Man thats so nice, 8 months isnt too long to wait for something that sweet. Excellent!

That is a beautiful build. Very classy.

Looks great. Those Californians were nice riding bikes that never really were given their due.

True. I own two and am looking to build one for my girl.

Thanks guys, Here she is w/ the pads

sweet!! right in the kitchen where it belongs! I can't get my wife to let me bring them in the house.....

johnny

I'm suprised the flash didn't wash right out, that crome is shinny!

Nice Job! Im just starting my first resto, hopefully mine will be as good a quality as yours(different bike ofcourse). Im still trying to find out what it is!

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this frame was sold under different brands in different countries. in germany it was sold as schauff.

wow, very very nice!