Watching "Chasing Classic Cars" at Barbers, what was the E start Norton , with mag wheels and a one piece body?

Listing failed to mention the DunsTall 2-into-1-into-2 Power Pipe

Seeley920 said:

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that looks like it!

Found a Tee on the web, shop´s dealing in ATV:s today, if it´s the same shop.

jimbo said:

I was watching a rerun of "Chasing Classic Cars" ,Wayne was at Barbers, in the museum there was a Norton on a stand . It was a red and black(?) E start Norton , with mag wheels and a one piece body. What was it? Prototype?
Also he was walking through the swap meet and stopped to feature a red 68 Dunstall Commando, that I once owned.

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heres the dunstall, still for sale.....
(1) Marketplace - 1968 Norton Commando | Facebook

Seller's description​

Genuine PAUL DUNSTALL NORTON COMMANDO. FULLY RESTORED. AWARD WINNING CORRECTLY RESTORED. ON MOTOR TREND'S CHASING CLASSIC CARS TV SHOW. Believed to be EARLIEST 1968 DOCUMENTED REAL DUNSTAll COMMANDO RACE BIKE. A COLLECTORS DREAM.

MANY EARLY PICTURES AS FOUND B4 RESTORATION.
IF YOUR ARE A COLLECTOR OF VINTAGE BIKES DON'T LET THIS RUN SLIP AWAY. MOST DUNSTALL COMMANDOS ARE MADE FROM KITS PAUL SHIPPED TO CUSTOMERS AFTER BUILDING THIS ONE. REAL ONE ARE IMPOSSIBLE TO FIND ESPECIALLY THE 68'S FIRST YEAR. I NEVER SEEN ONE OTHER THAN THIS ONE. EARLY SERIAL NUMBER 127XXX. DUNSTALL MANUALS, PICS, BROCHURES.

THE BIKE SHOULD BRING 30-40 K AT RIGHT Auction. CALL BOB FOR COMPLETE INFO.

I recall seeing that bike at the Museum. I thought it was Gus Kuhn bodywork, but other than that and the mags, I don't recall anything special about it. I saw the red Dunstall at the swap meet, but was afraid to ask the price.

heres how it looked when I sold it.

Danno said:

I recall seeing that bike at the Museum. I thought it was Gus Kuhn bodywork, but other than that and the mags, I don't recall anything special about it. I saw the red Dunstall at the swap meet, but was afraid to ask the price.


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Re; Gus Kuhn bodywork, all fibreglass components for Dunstall & Kuhn were made by Curley Fiberglass, unless you know differently. They are, I believe, still in business.