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BSA: Bantam

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1952. 150cc. Exhibit at Glasgow Museum of Transport.
1957. D3 Bantam Major.
1957. Bantam 125cc. Reg No 722 ADV.
1960. BSA D7. Reg No: 721 KAY.
1960. BSA D7. Reg No: 534 CLY.
1960. BSA D7. Reg No: 534 CLY.
1970. BSA Bantam 175cc for the Post Office. Reg No VPY 40J.
Reg No: YLH 334. Exhibit at British Commercial Vehicle Museum.
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1954. BSA D1 Bantam. Reg No: KUX 218.
Reg No: 77 TAU.
Reg No: 77 TAU.
1960. BSA Bantam D7 Super. Reg No: 948 XUK.
1960. BSA Bantam D7 Super. Reg No: 948 XUK.
1971. BSA Bantam 175. Reg No: TET 82J.
1971. BSA Bantam 175. Reg No: TET 82J.
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Note: This is a sub-section of BSA: Motorcycles.


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