1970 Bsa Thunderbolt A65 on 2040-motos
Year:1970
Mileage:150
Doylestown, Pennsylvania, United States
BSA Thunderbolt A65 photos
BSA Thunderbolt A65 tech info
Warranty:Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
For Sale By:Private Seller
Engine Size (cc):650
BSA Thunderbolt A65 description
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NEXT BID WINS AUCTION 1970 BSA Thunderbolt Excellent Condition Matching Numbers on Engine Frame and Title Electronic Ignition Cosmetic fracture on cooling fin New wiring Seat Speedo on frame off rebuild Winning bidder pays all eBay fees and shipping $500 down within 2 days of auction end NO REFUNDS/NO RETURNS WINNER MUST provide the shipping company and pay for all EBAY fees or pick up locally Bike must be paid for in full within 7 days of auction and picked up with 14 days (unless other arrangements are made). A $500 NON-REFUNDABLE deposit must be made to PayPal within 48 hours of auction ending. Balance must be paid in cash (U.S. funds only) or cashiers check (U.S. funds only). Bike wll ship only when funds have cleared my bank. |
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