1969 Bsa Lightning Project on 2040-motos
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Mileage:1148
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Type:Standard
Engine Size (cc):654
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
VIN:NC15838A65L
BSA Lightning description
Purchased as a "rat bike" in 2011 in Edgewater Florida. In process of converting to a '69 Lightning when connecting rod broke and trashed bottom end. Included incorrect side stand, points and coils and well as a Harley Sportster coil I ran on the bike. Exhaust has dents and rust but is correct crossover type. Cylinders have no broken fins but may need new liners as I don't know if honing will clean them up.Will include JRC jets for carbs. Every thing is boxed or in a plastic container. Many parts are bagged and tagged by me. Everyting should fit in a standard sized pick up truck or small trialer. For local pick up only. I can deliver within a 100 mile radius for gas money.
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