General: pinarello's?

Built up? In What condition? What components?

it's not a store. it's on craigslist.

but good condition, some guy rebuilt it with deep v's, and a campagnolo front brake, and (possible) crank set. everything else is "stock" according to him, whatever that means.

I've seen nicer go in the 7s on ebay. I've seen this one posted for a while. A $1000 is too much in my opinion, if were talking "going rate". There is a black frame on ebay right now too. If you really want to make this bike look ultra sexy your going to need to, assuming the hubs are campy record, lace a vintage set of vintage rims back on the hubs, remove that modern looking brake lever(Possibly the whole brake assy.) & put some tape on the bars. You could probably sell those wheels all together & come out even buying a decent set of vintage wheels. Looks like it needs decals also. Personally, I love my vintage Pinarello & think it's every bit as good as any modern bike I've ever ridden(Just a bit heavier),how does one put a value on that? That said, I could build another 80's Pinarello racing bike with full campy gearing for under a $1000. If this frame were in Mint condition. No question, it'd be worth it. But, from the looks of it, it's not...

I'm saying that the Value of a new bike vs a vintage bike is really off. For example, I have an expensive newer bike & have had many High end steel bikes from the 80's & 90's. I can build a high end road bike from the 80's with mostly matching Campy Record Parts for under a thousand dollars. Do that with a new bike & your looking at 6G, at least. Weight Difference? about 3-4 lbs for a comparable bike. Difference in performance?Minimal.
I haven't seen the bike up close & The pictures supplied aren't that telling so I couldn't give an opinion on what it's worth. Ask for better pictures & Decide what it's worth to you. He obviously hasn't sold it yet...