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Newbie sympatehtic Resto of a DP Firebird ....

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Redline:
Dude, don't wanna rain on your parade or be the bearer of bad news but that isn't a Redline 600a Frame & Forks ya have there.
Check out the dropouts on the Frame and the forks against Dordy's white one.... waaaaay different  :-\

Have a mooch through the museum buddy and see if ya can find out what ya have man  :daumenhoch:

steve69:
If my eyes aren't playing tricks on me, it has a flat brake bridge on it aswell,

So as said before it's not a Redline

skki3330:
Thats deffo a bird mate  :daumenhoch:

The VW Doc:
Cheekythirtysix - thanks for the info - I did notice that the chainstays were different to the 500a but assumed different models, different frames!

I have had a look in the "Museum" and it isnt the same as nosnod's - which says it is a Series 3, 600a



I wonder what it is then?? Any help with identification would be very greatfully recieved :)

It is odd though, because the bike is definately 80's, which I am pleased with, as I have known of it as it is since at least 1987! I guess someone bought the frame & stuck stickers on it?

Now, I would definately likt to try and find out what it is, and get it back to looking as it was - HELP!! :)

The VW Doc:

--- Quote from: steve69 on April 05, 2011, 01:32 PM ---If my eyes aren't playing tricks on me, it has a flat brake bridge on it aswell
--- End quote ---

Yeah, the rear brake bridge is flat

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