Bmw 1953 R51/3 With Steib Tr500 Sidecar on 2040-motos
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The mileage of 420 is actual mileage since restoration and rebuild. The speedometer head was replace when restored. Runs great! No leaks.
I have the original bill of sale from Turkey.
I'm not going into detail because if you are interested in this vintage BMW you already know more about it than I.
I will help with logistics to ship.
Please contact me and I will try to answer any questions you might have.
I am estimating this motorcycle to be a solid 9 out of 10. The motorcycle is 60 years old!
Thanks for looking and good luck bidding
On Oct-18-13 at 04:03:45 PDT, seller added the following information:
There is nothing cracked or broken on the speedometer. The condensation from washing it on a cool morning with warm water makes it looked damaged.
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