1967 Norton Atlas
$7,000
8 photos of this bike.
Details
| Year | 1967 |
|---|---|
| Model | Atlas |
| Series | Vintage/Classic |
| Mileage | 1 miles |
| Transmission | Not recorded |
| Seller | Owner |
| Listed by | Craigslist |
| Location | Saint, Florida |
About this bike
For sale on Craigslist: a 1967 Norton Atlas (Vintage/Classic), in Saint, Florida. 1967 Norton Atlas for sale. Excellent condition. Has been sitting in my living room more of a decoration than daily driver. Not running. Bike was frame off restored in San Diego CA by Trophy Motorcycle. I don’t have time to work on it or ride it. If interested, give me a call. I also have all new ac Asking price $7,000 on Craigslist.
More about this bike
Listing details from the bike's own Craigslist listing: Year: 1967; Make: Norton; Model: Atlas; Mileage: 1 miles; Engine: 750 cc; Type: Vintage/Classic. 1967 Norton Atlas for sale. Excellent condition. Has been sitting in my living room more of a decoration than daily driver. Not running. Bike was frame off restored in San Diego CA by Trophy Motorcycle. I don’t have time to work on it or ride it. If interested, give me a call. I also have all new accessories to convert to a cafe racer. ( still in box tank, oil tank, cafe seat etc). Please, not interested in tire kickers, low ballers. Please look at the pictures closely. Bike is sold as is. No warranty implied. Sorry, I don’t deliver. Thank you!
What the photos show
- Silver-grey Norton photographed on a paver driveway in front of a garage door, all eight samples sharp and well lit.
- Paint and polished alloy look fresh and unmarked — tank, cases and chrome exhaust all clean with no rust showing.
- Flat quilted black seat and low bars give it a cafe-style build rather than a stock Atlas look.
- Twin gauges are shown from above in two shots, but the odometer figures aren't legible enough to quote.
- Close-ups show a tidy motor, chrome Hagon rear shocks and tyres with deep, modern-looking tread.
- No underside, chain close-up or cold-start view is included in the set.
- Can't judge engine internals, electrics or oil tightness after a ride from photos alone.
Money: at $7,000 the restored, cafe-styled presentation does the selling — the ask only holds if it starts, charges and runs as clean as it looks, which photos can't prove.
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