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It's believed to be a 1968 series 2a.However,it has an 80in wheelbase,and having checked the chassis number ID on another site,i see all of the numbers have an A at the end.This one is 27110236E,and stamped on both plaques,is,Made in Germany.Can anyone shed any light on this please.Thank you.

It will be a nice one, eventually.;) We found an old Pashley butchers bike today,the old man is more excited about that than anything.

Probably not mate.He is a stickler for having things right.

I have found the chassis numbers,but they dont seem to match any on the list of models.Can anyone help with this please.Here are the numbers. 5481718 88291-Z01 JU88. It appears to have been made in Germany,going by the plate that the numbers are on ?

Thank you kindly.No idea mate.The blokes house was floor to ceiling with well kept boxes,all full of artifacts and paperwork.Its going to take us weeks to evaluate.He has/had, a collection of classic motorbikes that would fill a village hall,along with a transit van load of memorabillia.Busy...

The previous owner had a thing for stickers mate.There are plenty of them depicting his travels.He just died,and left his house like a hermits place.We found a box full of his war medals alongside a box of watches,one with a reciept for £40,000 dated 1962 !

I realise it needs a lot of work mate,but are your reffering to the brake/clutch cylinders/I would have thought a flush through,and new seals,would do it. .This aint the first car we restored either,.We sold a Ford 100e last year that took my old man 5yrs,but it was,and still is,the best in the...

Thank you kindly mate.I was leaning towards the reccognition of the car,and its possible components.

Hello,my old man has just bought,what i believe to be a series 2 short wheelbase diesel.It sat on an ex army blokes drive for 15yrs,but was apparently well maintained before that.It runs,but i would like to know what you think should be done with it prior to driving it.The clutch has no feel,so...