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shawnb,i owned the colnago frame for about the last 4 years. you can email me at stephenhartley19@hotmail.com if you'd like more info.

two-tone silver/grey? id say late seventies /early eighties.

'vagner' fork-crown? am intrigued about the campag rear-mech; if it's a non-standard jobbie,how come its two pivot-bolts sport the carlton 'c',similar to the hub-nuts?

more examples from the 74/75 catalogue would be nice-brings back the memories!

then again,looking at the other rust-patches in the photo,the metal could have rusted through from the outside. might be an idea to treat all the other rusty areas before they become holes too!

it looks like it has rusted through from the inside. it looks to me like it could be saved by brazing a patch on it to strenghen it(or is this nonsense? i'm more used to repairing car bodywork!) if it is repaired i would coat the insides of all the frame-tubes with car engine-oil or...

i have a campagnolo 'sport' headset,chromed steel like the record,but without the 'campagnolo brev.' script around the circumference of the cups. dated late sixties/early seventies i think.

everything on that bike,especially the rear carrier and the rear lamp,suggest mid-to-late 70's to me.