1960 Bsa on 2040-motos
Year:1960
Mileage:13
New Milford, Pennsylvania, United States
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Original BSA C15 ,
This is a ONE owner bike with original title from 1960 . The bike seem to be in all original condition and complete except for missing air filter, tank trim .. I bump start the bike when i purchased it and drove it with no problem for a mile ..shift through the gears and stay idle no problem All electrical works ,no battery . The chromes are great but some stain on pipe ..the tires looks new The inside of tank is good he only has a very little light surface rust on the bottom The triple tree seem to have a little play in the neck Brakes are also good The speedometer shows 13000 k but the needle is half way missing and spins loose .. It has transferable Original title from the owner I purchase this bike for his great looks but I am not a BSA expert so i took a lot of picture and i will try to answer question as best as i can The buyer is responsible for shipping charge but i don't mind helping the shipper of your choice A Deposit of $500 through Paypal 48H at the end of the auction i can store the bike for up to 3 weeks but the balance as to be paid within 10 days with cash in hand, money order or cashier check with PAYPAL buyer will pay the fees |
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