‘56 AJS model 30 600 twin

I have scrapped this project.

Yeah, it sounded like a bring out your dead project from the get go to me. That said I don't like working that hard. My hat's off to you for even trying.
 
And it is my last restoration project.
I know how you feel ( I think ) - I have a 1956 Model 99 in large lumps - mostly complete but stuff like broken fins and some foolishly drilled holes in frame . But the big obstacle is do I spend the money - I am mostly retired now so I need to be more conservative.
 
I know how you feel ( I think ) - I have a 1956 Model 99 in large lumps - mostly complete but stuff like broken fins and some foolishly drilled holes in frame . But the big obstacle is do I spend the money - I am mostly retired now so I need to be more conservative.
At least a Dommi 99 is worth a lot more than an AJS 600 twin. Still for me I will not be starting anymore projects. I am completely retired as of 2020. Rebuilding and selling ESS amt speakers these days.
 
I've got a 59 AJS, Model 31, 650. It is in near perfect condition, but was last ridden about 2 years ago. I have stored it under a cover in a corner of my workshop since then.
I would like to get rid of it to a good owner. No Idea of its value, but I will take a fair price. I'm in upstate SC.
Anyone interested? Or should I put it on Ebay?
Jaydee
 
ESS is still around in Los Angeles.
I prefer the 70s-80s great Heil models made in Sacramento.
 
I've got a 59 AJS, Model 31, 650. It is in near perfect condition, but was last ridden about 2 years ago. I have stored it under a cover in a corner of my workshop since then.
I would like to get rid of it to a good owner. No Idea of its value, but I will take a fair price. I'm in upstate SC.
Anyone interested? Or should I put it on Ebay?
Jaydee
You need to put this in the classified section, but you will need to come up with a price first.
 
ESS is still around in Los Angeles.
I prefer the 70s-80s great Heil models made in Sacramento.
Off subject, but just finished some amt Monitors left side one. Right side is an amt-3 Rock Monitor.

‘56 AJS model 30 600 twin
 
Got rid of this AJS model 30 project today. I’m trying hard to resist any additional restoration projects. Saw a ‘70 Triumph T100C basket case for $150 and let it go to someone else. So far so good.
 
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Got rid of this AJS model 30 project today. I’m trying hard to resist any additional restoration projects. Saw a ‘70 Triumph T100C basket case for $150 and let it go to someone else. So far so good.
It won't last
You will buy something!:D
 
Got rid of this AJS model 30 project today. I’m trying hard to resist any additional restoration projects. Saw a ‘70 Triumph T100C basket case for $150 and let it go to someone else. So far so good.
That is strength ! Please don’t tell me it was complete …
 
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