Bsa Twin Cylinder Restoration By Bacon - Manual Excellent Photos For Accurate on 2040-parts.com
Red Creek, New York, United States
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This auction consists of A restoration manual / book by Bacon for the BSA twin cylinders motorcycles .6500cc and 500cc
It is in excellent condition and has clear understandable text and many photographs to aid in your correct restoration .Specs and part numbers outlined in great detail .
Buyer pays shipping.Shipping is to lower 48 at $3.00
All payment within 7 seven days of auctions closing .
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