Table Corruption On Adjust Table

I have an old application running on SQL Server 6.5 (6.50.416) that has a number of internal issues - inability to dump the transaction logs (would dump 9gb out of a 10gb datbase everytime regardless of truncating the logs), transaction log size of 0 even though 700mb allocated, very long DBCC's (though they complete properly).

I am trying to salvage the database by using DTS to copy out the schema, data, sp's, etc. into a new database.

I have the conversion running without error. Data usage goes from almost 10gb down to under 3gb and the transaction logs are now working.

However, when I use DBCC checkdb on the new database, I get the following (just a small sample):

Checking 524528902
Msg 2506, Level 16, State 3
Table Corrupt: The values in adjust table should be in ascending order starting from the end of the table (page#=25930 row#=10); check adjust table in this row
Msg 2524, Level 16, State 1
Table Corrupt: Row length is inconsistent between the computed row length and the recorded row length on page; check the following page and row: pageno=25930 row#=10 computed row length=551 row length on page=550
Msg 2506, Level 16, State 3
Table Corrupt: The values in adjust table should be in ascending order starting from the end of the table (page#=25941 row#=2); check adjust table in this row
Msg 2524, Level 16, State 1
Table Corrupt: Row length is inconsistent between the computed row length and the recorded row length on page; check the following page and row: pageno=25941 row#=2 computed row length=527 row length on page=526
Msg 2596, Level 16, State 1
Page pointer = 0x1b20a800, pageno = 25941, status = 0xD, objectid = 524528902, indexid = 0 has an incorrect pgfreeoff value of 1794. The offset should be 1384.
Msg 2506, Level 16, State 3
Table Corrupt: The values in adjust table should be in ascending order starting from the end of the table (page#=25967 row#=2); check adjust table in this row
Msg 2524, Level 16, State 1
Table Corrupt: Row length is inconsistent between the computed row length and the recorded row length on page; check the following page and row: pageno=25967 row#=2 computed row length=527 row length on page=526
Msg 2596, Level 16, State 1
Page pointer = 0x22ab9000, pageno = 25967, status = 0x5, objectid = 524528902, indexid = 0 has an incorrect pgfreeoff value of 1667. The offset should be 1345.
Msg 2506, Level 16, State 3
Table Corrupt: The values in adjust table should be in ascending order starting from the end of the table (page#=26146 row#=0); check adjust table in this row
Msg 2524, Level 16, State 1
Table Corrupt: Row length is inconsistent between the computed row length and the recorded row length on page; check the following page and row: pageno=26146 row#=0 computed row length=551 row length on page=550
Msg 2506, Level 16, State 3
Table Corrupt: The values in adjust table should be in ascending order starting from the end of the table (page#=26151 row#=5); check adjust table in this row
Msg 2524, Level 16, State 1
Table Corrupt: Row length is inconsistent between the computed row length and the recorded row length on page; check the following page and row: pageno=26151 row#=5 computed row length=521 row length on page=520
Msg 2506, Level 16, State 3
Table Corrupt: The values in adjust table should be in ascending order starting from the end of the table (page#=26163 row#=0); check adjust table in this row
Msg 2524, Level 16, State 1
Table Corrupt: Row length is inconsistent between the computed row length and the recorded row length on page; check the following page and row: pageno=26163 row#=0 computed row length=546 row length on page=545
Msg 2596, Level 16, State 1
Page pointer = 0x218ba800, pageno = 26163, status = 0x5, objectid = 524528902, indexid = 0 has an incorrect pgfreeoff value of 1387. The offset should be 577.
etc...

The errors occur only on 3 specific user tables, and are consistent each time I try the conversion. Same exact page numbers and offsets (page pointers are of course different). I do not get any DBCC errors on the original DB at all. I can do select's on the tables without issue, and they seem to have the correct amount of data (did row counts and sums of various columns)

Any insight into what might be causing this or what the actual error is would be welcome.

Thanks,

Brett