Where to list and sell a classic Bonneville?
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I'm from the Colonies, but here that there is a better market for this type of bike on your side of the puddle.
Its a 1966 Bonneville, 99.9% restored by an owner of a Triumph dealer here in the US. It took 3rd place in the first bike show I took it to for its class (Postwar British). Everything is completely accurate as verified by 2 independent Triumph mechanics that used to work on them in the 60s and 70s. She starts first kick, runs great, only issue is a missing piece of rubber on the kick start. Tank pads are in hand, just not on the tank. I am moving to Italy in a month, and need to sell off some of my goodies...
Here are some pics:


Its a 1966 Bonneville, 99.9% restored by an owner of a Triumph dealer here in the US. It took 3rd place in the first bike show I took it to for its class (Postwar British). Everything is completely accurate as verified by 2 independent Triumph mechanics that used to work on them in the 60s and 70s. She starts first kick, runs great, only issue is a missing piece of rubber on the kick start. Tank pads are in hand, just not on the tank. I am moving to Italy in a month, and need to sell off some of my goodies...
Here are some pics:


that looks great 
there must be plently of interest in those over the pond, im on a classic forum at www.classicbikeforum.com and we've got several 'merkin members.
there is a huge forum called something like britbike.com based over there too.
there must be plently of interest in those over the pond, im on a classic forum at www.classicbikeforum.com and we've got several 'merkin members.
there is a huge forum called something like britbike.com based over there too.
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