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Last updated 7th September 2010

 

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Triumph TR6P; 1970; Matching Numbers; Civilian Spec; basket case/project

Ariel 350 Red Hunter; 1938; unfinished project; pretty much complete and most of the expenditure has been carried out

Norton 850 Mk3 Commando Interstate; 1976; Candy Apple Red; working Electric Start; matching numbers; extremely tidy machine

Triumph 3TA; 1964; Champagne Beige metallic; matching numbers; Bikini Skirted model; new pain on tin-ware; bike runs and rides very well indeed

Royal Enfield Bullet 500 Electra; 2006; Met Red; Electric Start; 2 owners; 10,000 miles; Highway Kit; really nice and tidy bike that runs and rides very well; books and tools present

Triumph TR6SS; 1962; Matching Numbers; this machine is known as the 'Barbie Doll' as it is an unusual Purple/Pink and Silver Colour Scheme; it was featured in Classic Bike Magazine as the Cover bike a few years ago; this really is a superb example throughout

Velocette 500 Special; 1959; MAC rolling chassis fitted with a Venom-ised Viper engine otherwise all MAC including deep valanced rear mudguard

 

AJS

AJS H6 Big Port; 1927; converted to full race spec at the Works by its then owner and AJS employee Jack Woodhouse prior to the Wolverhampton firm's acquisition by Matchless; specification includes very rare twin pannier fuel tanks, racing magneto; tank mounted leather toolbox, racing saddle; separate oil tank with heel operated auxiliary pump, close ratio gears etc; previously part of the Brian Verrall collection; recently had engine and gearbox fully overhauled; paintwork is believed to be largely original; this stunning little machine starts extremely easily; it runs and rides very well and is remarkably quick and nimble; it puts a huge grin on my face every time that I ride it which is why I have now decided to add it my 'Pension Fund'. Not for Sale

AJS 16C Pykett Replica Rigid; this is only 1 of 2 rigid framed Pykett built bikes and has done virtually no mileage since it was built in the late 1990's; just had magneto rebuilt; very nice and very rare complete with Pykett Brochure         £4,295

 

Ariel

Ariel Arrow; extremely original; previous owner from 1980 to 2010; runs and rides well; original and continuation Card Log Books, old V5 and current V5c; oily rag cosmetically; previously supplied by ourselves    £1,995.   

 

BMW

BMW R60; 1960; matching numbers; 3 recorded but actually only 2 owners from new; extremely original and therefore far from mint but a lovely honest old machine that runs and rides very well; previously supplied by ourselves           £5,595

 

BSA

BSA M21; 1949; restored to a very nice standard not long a go and very little use since; runs and rides very well; Concentric Carburetor; previously supplied by ourselves; photos taken late last year    £T.B.A.

BSA Thunderbolt; 1963; Buff Log Book; Black & Chrome; Matching Numbers; presentable machine (too nice to be described as Oily Rag) that runs and rides well; recent new chrome wheels with stainless spokes      £3,195

BSA DBD34 Gold Star; 1960; engine and frame numbers match factory despatch records with letter from Club Registrar to confirm; originally a Scrambler but now Clubman's trim including GP Carb, 190 Front Brake and RRT2; starts very easily and runs quite well but engine low on compression so will sell as is for £14,500 or when engine has been looked at for a higher price

BSA A10 Super Rocket; 1960; restored to a high standard less than 100 miles ago; starts easily; runs & rides extremely well with a mechanically very quiet and smooth engine; this bike really is a lovely in every way; the prices of these machines have climbed in recent times but they do still represent terrific value compared to the likes of pre-Unit Bonneville's etc     Temporarily withdrawn from sale whilst some remedial work is being carried out

BSA A65 Thunderbolt; 1971; matching numbers; last owner since 1992; SRM end feed conversion; SRM high flow oil pump & relief valve; SRM Clutch pressure plate; Hyde Oil Cooler; Electronic Ignition; lots of Stainless including wheel rims; very nice example throughout         SOLD  

BSA B31; 1948; Buff Log Book; original numbers; looks to me to be very correct; rides well; older restoration but still very nice; lovely example        SOLD

BSA CB34 Gold Star; 1954; original UK machine with correct engine and frame numbers; original registration with Card Log Book; Certificate from Gold Star Club confirming numbers with despatch book records; RRT Gearbox; Pearson Clutch; extremely well restored; the CB34 is very rare machine and in the real World, one of the nicest Goldies to ride    SOLD

BSA Rocket Gold Star; 1962; original registration; engine and frame numbers verified against factory despatch records; copy of original Buff Log Book; UK Machine; very early example; RRT2 gearbox; Dunlop Alloys; English fuel tank; looks to carry very few pattern parts; lots of history & provenance; extremely nice cosmetically (not concours) and absolutely superb mechanically; really well sorted example        SOLD

 

Ducati

Ducati 600SS; 1995; nice tidy machine that runs and rides well but not mint; REDUCED TO       HELD

Ducati 350 Sebring; 1971; original UK Supplied machine; Amal Concentric and Electronic Ignition means that it starts easily and runs really well; new Paintwork; very nice example throughout    SOLD

Ducati 450 Mk3 Wide case; 1974; really nice example; recent new Paintwork, wheels and Tyres; Pazon Ignition; starts easily, runs and rides exceptionally well; rev counter not working correctly;    SOLD

 

Gilera

Gilera 50cc Trial; 1977; unrestricted '70's sports moped; fully restored to concours condition 2 years ago and around 200 miles since; superb in every way; original Handbook,  £2,995

Gilera 500 Saturno; 1951; matching numbers; restored to a high standard some years ago but still in excellent order both mechanically and cosmetically; past Concours Prize Winner; last owner since 1993 who also restored it; starts easily, runs and rides very well; rare machine; original carburetor is with it but apparently the tick-over wasn't totally reliable with it fitted            HELD

 

Harley Davidson

Harley Davidson WLA45; 1942 registered 1946; original transferable registration; this is a really stunning example both cosmetically and mechanically; quiet and oil tight engine; runs and rides really well; won Best American at this years Bristol Classic Bike Show and Best Bike at Blue Ridge Runners Show last September         £10,995

 

Laverda

Laverda 180 Jota; 1980; matching numbers; Orange with Silver Frame; superb example throughout; Palamelli built and retailed by Slaters; rides extremely well; still has original nose fairing (but not bracket) and Kilometer Speedo; clearly had a Concours restorations some time ago and has been used a bit since but this still is a stunning Breganze Bruiser; more and better photos when the machine has been cleaned and prepared                SOLD

                                                                             

 

Matchless

Matchless G2; 1961; original numbers including Registration; original Card Log Book; runs and rides well; better and more photos shortly        £1,595

 

 

Norton

Norton Classic Rotary; number 58 of around a hundred made; 2 owners from new; original toolkit, handbook, Certificate, Classic 'Log Book' etc; all MOT's to confirm a genuine 10,000 miles from new; it has been in regular use for the last 8 years but had virtually no use until then; I have covered around 50 miles on this machine and can confirm that it is absolutely superb in every way feeling almost new to ride, the only fault that I could find is that the rev counter doesn't always work properly and that the silver paint on the tank is a very slightly different shade to the rest of the paintwork, I am assured that it is all original though?? It starts instantly even from cold and ticks over immediately; a rare and very lovely example                £T.B.A.

Norton 500 International; 1955; Matching Numbers; original transferable & valuable registration; Buff Log Book; starts easily, runs and rides well with a very responsive engine that doesn't seem to leak much from the top end; tidy but certainly not unmarked; really nice example of a very rare machine;            £T.B.A.

Norton 650SS Special; 1964; matching numbers; not original but engine rebuilt & rolling chassis refurbished by Norvil; Belt Drive; TLS Front Brake; Electronic Ignition; new carburetors; runs and rides extremely well; previously supplied by ourselves    £4,595

Norton 850 Commando Interstate; 1973; Black; Matching Numbers; Mikuni Single Carb; Norvil Twin discs; Belt Primary Drive; Vernier Isolastics; 18 inch rear wheel; lots of stainless; very tidy machine; needs side panel transfers            SOLD

Norton 850 Mk2a Commando Roadster; 1973; matching numbers; JPS colour scheme; fully restored in the USA and then sold for just under $13,000 before being shipped to the UK in 2007; superb example throughout apart from the spokes which are slightly corroded but Dunlop Rims are fitted;        SOLD

Norton 99 Dominator; 1960; matching numbers; original Buff Log Book; under 2,500 miles from new!!!; only 2 owners from new; sold at Sothebys in December 1997 when its last and second owner purchased it with 2,100 miles completely original and un-restored, it had been laid up since 1963 (this is all documented and magazine feature article is with it); he then comprehensively refurbished the machine cosmetically keeping and re-using virtually all of the original parts; I do have photos of it before and during refurbishment, it has remained virtually unused since; runs and rides beautifully as you would expect; the nose fairing has now been removed but will go with the machine when sold; his has to be a unique opportunity            SOLD

Norton 30 International; 1934; Race Replica but road registered and currently Taxed and MOT'd; there is a removable baffle inside the Mega; I'm no expert but it looks to me to have a Manx top end and conical front hub; starts very easily, runs and rides extremely well and is very quick        SOLD

 

Nor-Vin

Nor-Vin 1,000cc Twin; 1960 ES2 frame with 1955 Rapide (Black) engine & Norton Gearbox; Belt Primary Drive with Commando Clutch; Electronic Ignition; 10 inch 4LS front brake; history going back to the 1970's; starts very easily, runs and rides extremely well but slightly scruffy cosmetically; VERY quick; more and better photos when it has been cleaned and prepared but that'll be after I've finished playing with it        SOLD

 

 

Royal Enfield

Royal Enfield Continental GT; registered 1969; older restoration; runs and rides well and still very presentable; now 4 speed; previously supplied by ourselves; photos taken late last year  £T.B.A.

 

 

Rudge

Rudge Ulster; 1938; Bronze Head; Buff Card Log Book; original registration; appears to be very original; lots of bills & history; runs and rides really well; correct offset spoked wheels; a used and therefore not mint example; arguably could do with the petrol tank re-painting as it is chipped and touched in here and there but it is supposed to be original which is why it was left???        SOLD

 

 

riumph   

Triumph Hurricane; 1973; Matching Numbers; I know very little about these machines but it looks to be completely original and un-restored and therefore not a 'Mint' Show Winner but very presentable and remarkably good both cosmetically and mechanically; now that the carburetors have been cleaned out it starts easily, ticks over and runs very well with a mechanically quiet engine that doesn't appear to smoke or leak; the engine feels strong and goes well; nice honest example            £13,500

Triumph TR6P Trophy; 1969; matching numbers; really lovely example that runs and rides extremely well; slight leak from front pushrod tube which we could repair if required; previously supplied by ourselves; photos taken 18 months ago but condition us pretty much unchanged other than that it now has an Air Filter fitted      £5,495

Triumph 350 Scrambler; Faber Frame which was re-designed by Pat French; T100C Crankcase with 350cc top end including re-sleeved barrel and genuine std Tiger 90 pistons; Interspan Ignition; Ceriani Forks with Marzochi Yokes; Grimeca Brakes; special shocks supplied by Vic Vaughan; it is currently being campaigned and is apparently very competitive; it starts first prod every time and sounds fantastic; I suspect that it has had various parts lightened as it picks up instantly; must have cost a fortune to build; ready to race        £4,795

Triumph 5T Speed Twin; 1955; Amaranth Red; original Buff Log Book with transferable registration; just been thoroughly restored to a good but not concours standard; very correct but not matching numbers; lovely example        £4,995

Triumph TR7RV; 1978; Blue; Matching Numbers; 3 owners from new; showing 2,200 miles which is genuine as far as can be acertained, it certainly looks and feels like it but the photos do flatter it slightly in that there is some light pitting here and there, the worst of which is on the headlight and gearlever both which we intend to change; fair bit of history including Bill of Sale from 1979 and a recent £500 invoice for re-commissioning etc; runs and rides extremely well as you would expect;     £3,995

Triumph T120 Bonneville; Blue & Silver; 1965; UK Machine; V5c shows Matching Numbers but I can't find a number on the frame; long term previous owner; fair bit of history; not been used for since 1991 but starts easily, ticks over like a clock, runs and rides well; will need proper re-commissioning or restoring; not totally correct        SOLD

Triumph T100; 1949; Matching Numbers; Restored to a high standard; original Buff Log Book and registration; original tool kit and hand pump; runs and rides very well; customers machine     SOLD

Triumph T120R; 1961; Sky Blue and Silver; Matching Numbers; Restored to Concours standard a couple of years ago and only 94 miles since; superb example throughout        SOLD

                 

Velocette

Velocette Venom; 1960; not original engine; stacks of history showing substantial recent expenditure; Criterion Alternator; really nice example; customers machine    £7,295

Velocette MSS Scrambler; 1954; obviously seen some competition use so a bit scruffy but lovely for it; engine runs really well; supplied to Lou Branch frame has been changed for another 1954 MSS frame also supplied to Lou Branch; Velocette Motor Company Certificate; TT10 Carb goes with it; not registered      £4,995

Velocette Viper 500cc; 1960; engine rebuilt and converted to Venom spec by Nick Payton (with Invoices) and an excellent job he did too; Kevin Thurston Belt Primary Drive and clutch; electronic ignition; this is probably one of the most 'sorted' Velocette Venoms that I have ridden for a long time, it starts very easily, is mechanically very quiet, goes like the wind, handles beautifully, stops really well and evenly; stainless wheels and spokes; I have just covered around 40 miles on this machine and it was a absolute joy, a lovely Viper with some real 'Venom'!!; really very nice     SOLD

Velocette KSS Mk2 Special; RS (sprung) frame with a Mk2 KSS Engine fitted; very nicely done; Alton Alternator; starts easily, runs and rides well; previously supplied by ourselves; customers machine; REDUCED TO    HELD

Velocette Thruxton; 1965; Numbers confirmed correct by Ray Thurston (Thruxton Registrar); the history of this machine is quite well documented in that it was bought by Peter Kermode in 1972 and given to Ralph Seymour to prepare it for him to Race which he did quite successfully throughout the seventies; it was the cover bike and featured in 'The Classic Motorcycle' in July 1996 (copy included) where the history is detailed; the bike has not changed a bit since; the engine was rebuilt by Nick Payton in the early 1990's; it runs and rides extremely well and is very quick; not totally standard as it still has some of Ralph Seymour's touches such as the front mudguard stay and pushrod tube etc; really nice example with an interesting history; previously supplied by ourselves and pictures a year or so old but condition unchanged        SOLD

  

Vincent

Vincent Comet; 1950; original engine, frame, registration and Buff Log Book; documented history from new; recently had extensive refurbishment with invoices; excellent example; previously supplied by ourselves; Customers Machine            £15,795

 

 

 

  

 


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