You can still see some of the petrol tank c number, you could probably use some of the more solid parts.

Great pictures, i would just leave it as it is after getting the crusty rust off and then paint it with oil. It's a great talking point and it could tell a good story. Would be a shame to take anything off it. Only the brass parts could be any good.

Tim W

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I think the setting of ferns and ivy is ideal for such an ornament.....RIP. Ron

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As far as I know it has been dismantled and sandblasted in an attempt to restore it.

Henk

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'I think the setting of ferns and ivy is ideal for such an ornament...'

Yes, the Gloucestershire hedge has been swapped for a Devon Hedge outside my workshop...:laughing: ...Ian

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhNav3lW2Ik

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The BSA was found in Ukraine. Based on its paint and markings, it is believed it was seized in North Africa from a Canadian unit.

Henk

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Henk the youtube is a different bike! Ron

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Bring it home and put in a Museum!

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It's to late for that, it has been sandblasted already with plans to restore it.

Henk

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Crazy idea.....