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Well, if you are interested, here is the frame built up. Fully hipstered :-) I realised only after building it up that the horizontal dropouts (rear fork ends) are less than horizontal, adding further evidence that the rear triangle was replaced on a Ciocc road frame, possibly a Concorde.

Nice paint job. I almost painted another frame pink, I regret not doing so. Mint green doesn't look good on a bike. Those flouted cranks looks great too. I'm nearly done my build, I'm waiting on a bb and a fork. Otherwise all set. I'll post when complete.

Hey, thanks for posting. Our frames are very different. If mine is a Concorde, it came from a different factory and is older. The steel on yours, looking at the seat stays, appears to be 90s columbus steel. No idea what, though. I've seen a few Concorde track frames on various forums. Cool to...

Seanus, first off, apologies for the delayed response. I don't check this often and didn't get a notification. Second, this video is incredible. Style knew no bounds back then in Italy. The oxy-acetylene assembly-line was just fantastic: cobra shades and wool sweaters. Ha! And that paint guy...

OK, interesting. That potentially suggests another tube set. I've read that some track frames can be a mix of SP and SL if they are a larger size. No idea if that is true, however,

Interesting, thank you. Certainly Ciocc then, maybe made for Concorde, but who knows. I'm still collecting parts for it, but yes! I'm excited to get this thing on the road!

Hi Seanaus, I ended up buying this frame off the original poster of this thread. Unfortunately he didn't respond to your questions. I would like to answer those questions toward perhaps figuring out what happened to this frame or what it is. You will see in the second picture, there is...