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It will be interesting to see what the final price is on this one. Looks nice.
Does anyone follow pricing on Bonnevilles? Just wondering what a nicely sorted one goes for.
A friend of mine is restoring a '59 Bonneville, the first year of production. Nice '59s go for a bundle, I heard as much as $50K and more for concours ones.
Same guy has a '63 Norton Atlas, I posted a pic of it here awhile back. Mighty nice bike, precursor to the the Commando. Very, very sweet.
Does anyone follow pricing on Bonnevilles? Just wondering what a nicely sorted one goes for.
A friend of mine is restoring a '59 Bonneville, the first year of production. Nice '59s go for a bundle, I heard as much as $50K and more for concours ones.
Same guy has a '63 Norton Atlas, I posted a pic of it here awhile back. Mighty nice bike, precursor to the the Commando. Very, very sweet.