"The British firm BSA has been manufacturing motorbikes in its factories since 1910. The 348cc engines were marketed after World War II. In 1953, they received a new cylinder head designed by Bert Hopwood. In the same year, a swingarm was proposed even if the rigid frames were kept.
This BSA 350 is to be refurbished. It is equipped with the swingarm, a Motul oil can and a damaged red leather seat. Traces of oxidation are appearing on the exhaust line and other parts of the bike. It needs to be restored, as well as the BB 32 GS 114 engine, to be able to ride it safely."