1968 Bsa Victor Special on 2040-motos
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Mileage:9
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Engine Size (cc):441
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THIS IS A NO RESERVE AUCTION STARTING WITH A LOW STARTING PRICE. The buyer is responsible for pick up and all shipping charges. THIS IS A MATCHING NUMBERS BIKE. I am not set up to accept returns, so be sure this item is right for you before bidding. Please be sure to thoroughly examine photographs to determine that this is going to meet your needs. Once funds are in my account I will ship the item the following day. Please note I will be listing other hard to find parts shortly so keep an eye out. Buyer agrees upon bidding on motorcycle parts to pay shipping cost, domestic priority and international first class. Please note that all parts valued over $200.00 will require insurance and a signature and a verified address. NO P. O. BOXES |
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