1967 BSA Motorcycles - 4-Page Vintage Motorcycle Ad

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1967 BSA Motorcycles - 4-Page Vintage Motorcycle Ad
Move into the bold world of BSA
pictured: famous E.R.Hall, 1933, four and a quarter liter rolls, Bentley, courtesy of Briggs Cunningham Automotive Museum costa mesa, California. In a tradition of speed and greatness BSA. Over the years, a few great names have dominated the world of racing machinery. It is no accident that BSA is one of these long before the gasoline engine made motorcycles possible BSA was world famous as Birmingham, small arms, founded in, 1861, maker of fine firearms for the military and sportsmen, skill and pride of craftsmanship, were already a tradition. When BSA made its first motorcycle in 1909. Growing up with the auto industry in a country where fast fine automobiles had become a way of life, BSA enjoyed vast advantages from the start.
Pictured: Victor 441 cc of pure torque for off road excitement, built to the rugged racing requirements of Jeff Smith.
Lightning. Most Wanted model and the middle price range, dual carburetors full 650 cc engine delivers 91 miles per hour in the quarter
Thunderbolt - high performance at low cost, lots of power from at 650 cc single carburetor engine for two up riding tops in comfort
Spitfire mark three finest BSA made dazzling Performance plus utter reliability perfection in every detail 120 miles per hour out of the box.
Original, Vintage Magazine Advertisement
Size: Approx. 8" x 11"  each page
Condition: Good
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