1968 Bsa Lightning W/extended Harley Front Fork-hardtail Custom Chopper Project on 2040-motos

US $1,500.00

Year:1968 Mileage:0 Color: Black

Location:

Lake Luzerne, New York, US

1968 BSA Lightning w/Extended Harley Front Fork-Hardtail Custom Chopper Project, US $1,500.00, image 1

BSA Custom Lightning photos

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BSA Custom Lightning tech info

For Sale By:Private Seller

BSA Custom Lightning description

1968 BSA LIGHTNING W/HARLEY EXTENDED FRONT FORK

THIS IS A CUSTOM HARDTAIL CHOPPER PROJECT BIKE -- THIS BIKE WILL LOOK SICK ONCE ITS BUILT.

I HAVE HAD IT IN MY GARAGE FOR ABOUT 8 MONTHS NOW AND I KEEP MEANING TO GET TO IT BUT IT HASNT HAPPENED SO I MUST SELL IT, AS I HAVE ENOUGH PROJECTS ALREADY.

FRAME IS SOLID

THERE IS SOME MINOR SURFACE RUST ON THE CHROME THAT CAN EASILY BE POLISHED OUT

TWIN ENGINE IS IN GOOD CONDITION

COMES WITH ALL THE PARTS YOU SEE PICTURED.

LOCAL PICKUP

SHIPPING AT BUYERS EXPENSE AND ARRANGMENTS (I HAVE HAD A LOT OF SHIPPING COMPANIES COME PICK UP BIKES AND OTHER ITEMS I SELL, I AM MORE THAN WILLING TO WORK WITH YOU, BUT PLEASE EMAIL ME PRIOR TO BIDDING TO DISCUSS SHIPPING AND STORAGE, THANKS)

**PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS, $200 DEPOSIT DUE WITHIN 24HRS

*PICKUP WITHIN 7 DAYS (UNLESS YOU EMAIL ME AHEAD OF TIME, THEN I WILL WORK WITH YOU)

BIKE IS LOCATED IN QUEENSBURY NY AT MY PERSONAL GARAGE AND NOT LAKE LUZERNE, NY

**The starting price is the lowest I am willing to go, I had an email right from the beginning asking if I would take less, so I just figured I would mention that from the start. Thank you very much for your interest, I hope someone else will love this bike as much as I do**

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