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Mileage:100
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Engine Size (cc):650
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
BSA Thunderbolt description
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Hello, up for auction is a 650 Thunderbolt Project. I bought this motorcycle with the intension of rebuilding it. A friend was going to rebuild the top end. He lapped the valves and installed new valve springs. The cylinder is 40t with new pistons as shown. Sadly my friend passed away and it came back missing the majority of carb parts, some bolts, nuts and other parts I haven't realized. The bike would need a total restoration but I was looking at an unrestored bike that just ran. The pictures tell it all and what you can't see you are welcome to E-mail or call me at 620 870 8911. I will not pull it off or reveal my reserve. This motorcycle has been inside since I bought it in Texas in 07. The person I got it from said it was kept in a shed. The paint is original and the engine turns over in the bottom end. There is a clear Kansas title in my name. This bike could be left here up to 6 months, but must be paid in full in 3 days. I could not put this ad on without mileage and there is no speedometer so I put the above mileage to satisfy ebay. Thanks for looking. |
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