Extra Information: Classic British motorcycle in excellent condition!
A full rebuild of the engine has recently taken place resulting in a running example. Very collectable model, introduced in 1947 as a 1948 model, the BSA B33 was a 499cc "all-iron" OHV single, acting as a post-WWII workhorse derived from the 350cc B31. Known for extreme reliability, the 1948 rigid-frame, telescopic-fork model was popular for sidecar work, cruising at 60 mph, and capable of over 70 mph. It featured a 85mm x 88mm bore/stroke. Excellent example perfect for the museum or collector.
This vehicle is located in our facility in Melbourne, for further information please contact Mason Hibbert 0455 191 035 or Jason Todd 0400 321 919.
To protect your investment vehicle bidders should consider at a minimum replacement of fuel, oil, fluids, filters and thorough brake inspection as vehicles may have been stationary for some time. Vehicles are sold as is off the floor – unregistered. Please check photos carefully for vehicle condition. No warranty expressed or implied, sold with all or any faults, and where applicable sold with Australian Government Import Approval. FM28
