1960 Norton Nomad on 2040-motos

US $14,000.00

Year:1960 Mileage:9

Location:

San Jose, California, United States

1960 Norton NOMAD, US $14,000.00, image 1

Norton NOMAD tech info

Engine Size (cc):600 For Sale By:Private Seller

Norton NOMAD description

.So. Very rare 1960 Norton 600 Nomad, excellent unrestored condition. Matching engine frame number(s) 15 82812. Just completed ride and display at the Quail Gathering in Carmel, CA. Went 100 miles+ with zero issues and didn't spew oil all over itself. Runs, steers and stops like it should.

No battery installed, lights currently not operational but I would not expect any major issues, given the condition of the rest of the machine.

Video below photos shows the machine running, sound quality not so good, sorry.

I will assist with shipping details but will not crate. Shipping otherwise the responsibility of the buyer. Clean California title in hand.

Interested parties are welcome to call 408-364-5165, mornings best. Cannot return calls out of USA. I will answer questions promptly, good luck and thanks for looking.

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