1964 Bsa Sptfire on 2040-motos
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Mileage:15
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Engine Size (cc):654
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Type:Standard
For Sale By:Private Seller
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Here is a chance to buy a very rare piece of motorcyl and BSA history,1964 BSA Hornet,only 600 produced in 1964. These machines were designed to be a true racing machine in the era,A65 motor was high cpmpression with performance cam. Macine is a east coast model with upsweep TT pipes. Machine in great original unrestored condition,runs and drive well. Tires in good shape front has some cupping. Frame #A50B2724,motor #A65E501. Please email any questions. Buyer pays all shipping cost,will assist in prep. |
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