1975 Norton Commando on 2040-motos
Year:1975
Mileage:0
Socorro, New Mexico, United States
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Norton Commando tech info
Engine Size (cc):850
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:owner
Norton Commando description
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1975 Norton Commando builder. Needs rebore, but on standard size now. Bottom end feels good. No broken fins. All numbers match. Primary is empty, comes with clutch (pictured). Starter is missing. Wheel rims nice. Loosely assembled. Bolts and hardware missing. not all parts are there (see pics). Speedo and tach in sad shape. Wiring is a mess. Selling on a Bill of sale. Listing says clear title, but it has no title! Needs total rebuild. Shipping responsibility of Buyer.
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