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I'm looking to trade my 1953 BSA C10, for a older Class B / C motorhome or a nice 3/4 ton van.I bought this unrestored bike in England 8yrs ago, before we came back to the states. It came back to the USA with us with all required paperwork for titling. The bike has a English dating certificate. It runs and rides. It could use tires to be safe if you are going to ride it on the street. We have been using it only to display and ride at shows. It is a definite eye catcher and attention getter. Great for parades and bike shows. I'm not really sure what it's worth today. Make me an offer!Call Shawn. (919)330-XXXX
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