Registration No: GXN 681
Frame No: 75173
Engine No: AS19184 (Not visible)
CC: 498
MOT Exempt

• Low ownership from new
• Restored example with a rare panel tank
• Rarely used since completion of restoration
• Old and new V5C on file

The 16H was first released in the early 1930s and was a popular model during WW2, with most production going to the armed forces where it earned an enviable reputation for reliability and durability. The model was one of the first civilian bikes built by Norton after the ending of hostilities and in 1947 it received its final modification with telescopic forks improving handling.

Understood to have been manufactured c.1937, but registered in June 1943, it has previous ownership since 1971 and only two owners from new. It was laid up in 1972 following a front tyre blow out. Restored in 2017 to a very good standard and with very little use since completion, it has a modern 6v battery housed in the original cover, a period rear light, unusual example having clocks mounted on the fuel tank. It comes complete with a Green continuation log book, an owner's handbook and current V5C.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217