1967 Bmw Other on 2040-motos

US $6,800.00

Year:1967 Mileage:1 Color: Tan

Location:

Park City, Kentucky, United States

BMW Other photos

BMW Other tech info

Engine Size (cc):750 Warranty:NO Type:Standard For Sale By:OWNER

BMW Other description

HERE IS A GREAT 1967 MILITARY SIDE CAR MOTORCYCLE ITS IN NICE CONDITION THIS MOTORCYCLE COME FROM A DOCTORS ESTATE THAT THIS BIKE WAS ISSUED TO HIM WHEN HE WAS IN THE MILITARY HE USED IT TO MAKE HIS ROUNDS TO THE HOSPITALS THAT HE TOOK CARE. WHEN HE COME HOME HE HAD IT SHIPPED BACK TO THE STATES AND IT WAS NOT RODE VERY LITTLE OR ANY. I PUT 2 NEW CARBORATORS ON IT AND POINTS AND CONDINSER AND PLUGS AND WIRES IT SEEMS TO RUN REAL WELL. IT MIGHT NEED A LITTLE ADJUSTING HERE AND THERE IM NOT A MOTORCYCLE GUY. I CAN GET ONE RUNNING BUT NOT SURE ON GETTING EVER THING JUST RIGHT. IM PRETTY SURE ABOUT ALL PAINT IS ORIGINAL THERE IS SOME CRACKING IN THE PAINT ON THE GAS TANK NOT BAD BUT ITS THERE YOU CAN SEE IT IN ONE OF THE PICTURES. ITS SHOWING 2731 KM WHICH IS 1697 MILES. IT HAS ALL THE ORIGINAL METAL BOXES AND GAS CAN AND WATER CANTEEN AND SIDECAR COVER WITH 2 HELMETS WHICH I THINK IS ORIGINAL WITH MOTORCYCLE. EVERY THING SEEMS TO WORK ON BIKE TURN SIGNALS AND LIGHTS AND SO ON. IT HAS A 1939 PORCELIN LICENCE PLATE ON THE FRONT FENDER ITS REAL NICE ON ONE SIDE AND ON THE OTHER SIDE IT HAS SOME PORCELIN COMING OFF THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PLATE. THIS BIKE IS LISTED ON TITLE AS A CJ 750 CHANG JIANG WHICH IS MADE ON THE BMW PATTERN YOU CAN LOOK THIS BIKE UP ON GOOGLE AND IT WILL TELL YOU ALL THE HISTORY OF HOW THE BMW PATTON WAS SOLD TO RUSSIA AND THEY LATTER SOLD IT TO CHINA SO ALL LOOK THE SAME. IT HAD BMW EMBLEMS ON THE GAS TANK AND THEY HAD BEEN TOOK OFF OR LOST OFF THEY ARE NOT ON THE TANK KNOW AS YOU CAN SEE FROM THE PICTURES IT LEFT BARE SPOTS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE TANK. SEE ALL THE PICTURES FOR BETTER DETAILS. THERE OVER 20 PICTURES SO MAKE SURE TO LOOK AT ALL THEM FOR A BETTER DETAILS. THANKS FOR LOOKING. THERE IS NO SHIPPING IT MUST BE PICKED UP HERE!

PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING WERE THERE IS NO CONFUSION EBAY DOES NOT HAVE A LISTING TO CLEARLY LIST THIS MOTOR CYCLE THATS THE REASON IT IS UNDER BMW OTHER IT IS NOT TITLED AS A BMW. AS I SAY IN MY LISTING IT IS LISTED ON THE TITLE AS A CJ 750 MAKER CHAN AND OTHER REMARKS CHANG JIANG THIS MOTOR CYCLE WAS USED DURING THE VIETNAM WAR.

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