Can any help me?

Question

i have a bsa bantam 1959 175cc ex p0st 0ffice m0del my l8 father 0wned it is in g00d c0nditi0n but needs t0 be put t0gether can any 0ne give me any idea h0w much this is w0rth?

Answer 1

As it's Ex P.O. it should be restored in the correct colour and spec and then it could be worth a lot of money.

Answer 2

I'm guessing your 'o' key is knackered on your keyboard!

Bantams are cool little bikes even if they are named after a chicken. You'll get way more for it if you get it assembled and running. There's nothing to 'em, if all your parts are there and have been well stored you should be able to manage it.

Check the BSA owners clubs for current prices for your model.

Answer 3

Contact Frand Ridewood motorcycles in Bridgwater Somerset - he and his son probably know more about BSA bantams than anyone else in the country

Answer 4

The BSA Bantams were a fun little bike and have some history behind them, thats all, don't mistake this for some rare jewel!!

So with that in mind put it together, ride it, and see the people you attract with it. Should that not interest you, then please feel free to send me all the parts as that's exactly what I would do with a fun piece of "Time".

Answer 5

1500

Answer 6

in the uk in exe con £600 good con 350 basket case about 150 i think hope this helps

Answer 7

i have n0 idea what is is w0rth. what is whith all the 0,0,0,0's??

Answer 8

A '50 BSA 175cc Bantam in really good condition should be worth between $1000 and $2000. On in immaculate condition maybe more.

As a basket case it's worth maybe $50, but only if it has ALL the parts.

A restoration will cost a lot (especially if you have to ask). I think you should start with replacing your keyboard, a new one would have a "o" that works.

Also, if you ask questions in this or any forum you'll get better answers if you use proper spelling and capitalization. "l8" doesn't cut it.