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Wanted:
F1 or F1 Sports for sale.
We have been contacted by several potential buyers who would
like to purchase an F1 or F1Sports checked by and sold through
us. Should you have one of these fine machines for sale we
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Wanted:
P55 (F1) frame/engine # 050138 |
The original lady owner would
like to be reunited with the bike which was delivered new
with pink transfers, and have the opportunity to use her
black and pink leathers again.
All information regarding the whereabouts to Richard Negus, please,
e-mail office@nortonmotors.co.uk |
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Wanted Dead or
(Preferably) alive:
Richard Negus fielded Commandos in Production Races
in the early 1970s, scoring on reliability if not outright power. He
now wants his old 750 Commando Racer back! If anybody
can shed light on the whereabouts of the machine (or major parts of
it), Richard would be very pleased to hear about it, possibly even
willing to pay MONEY for it (this last statement was not authorized
by him).
Seriously, if you can help, please ring Richard at Norton Motors, 01889 586 557.
Picture on the right shows the man himself with his 850cc
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This is the 750 we
are looking for. Unfortunately, it is the only picture
Richard has of that machine.
It was taken straight after the 1973
Spa 24 hour race, Peter Davies on left, Peter Lovell on right, 2nd
place, 100.07 mph average. If you know where it is now, ring
Richard on 01889 586 557, or send him an
e-mail: office@nortonmotors.co.uk
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Norton 750 Thruxton
Club Racer:
For our Collection of vintage Norton motorcycles,
currently spanning the years from 1915 to 2000, we are looking for a
Thruxton 750 Clubracer, a batch of which was built for sale in 1975.
These machines had the 750 short stroke engine said to produce
75bhp. Should you have one of these machines for sale, or know of
the whereabouts of one for sale, please contact Richard Negus (01889 586
557) or (in
Germany) Joe Seifert (Tel.(0049)(0)8151-28708).
Pictures right and bottom left show publicity shots, picture lower
right shows an existing machine in its current state.
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