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Reply Doug Teeter

08:11 PM on November 18, 2009

My first bike was a 1955 Model 19 AJS. I was only 14 but my step dad kept catching me riding his 55 Matchless scrambler so he bought me the AJS. Rode it for several years and finally traded it for a 1940 Ford coupe.

I have a 63 TR6 SS currently and will be starting a 1953 BB34 Gold Star restoration in January.

I think your site is great. Check out www.vintagebike.co.uk He has tons of pictures including my TR6.

Best regards,

Doug Teeter Green Valley, AZ

Reply Doug

08:16 AM on October 22, 2009

Glad to find such a site. Recently found a 1960 Matchless G1 pinto with 2613 original miles / 1967 licence plates. So I'm needing information on what steps to take before I just try starting it up.... How to clean out gas tank etc. Guess I'll be joining soon. Thanks

Reply Doug

08:15 AM on October 22, 2009

Glad to find such a site. Recently found a 1960 G1 pinto with 2613 original miles / 1967 licence plates. So I'm needing information on what steps to take before I just try starting it up.... How to clean out gas tank etc. Guess I'll be joining soon. Thanks

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Reply Nick Young

11:27 AM on September 08, 2009

Hi,

I have just become the proud owner of a 1960 Matchless TCS 600cc Typhoon that had been repatriated to the Mother Land by a previous owner. I would like to restore it to its former glory but as these were only for the American market. Therefore finding details/information very hard to find in England. I know that it is a model G80SC highbred but there were more subtle differences apart from just the engine. Can any one help?

Regards,

Nick

Reply jatin

01:29 PM on August 20, 2009

hi friends,

got a 1949 g80 trying to get it to get want manual book and some help on how to get it looking finallly.did it come with a crome tank. help me......

Reply jim

06:52 PM on June 19, 2009

I HAVE A 1953 AJS 16MS COMPLETE BUT STRIPED IS THERE ANY ONE WHO WILL REBUILD IT FOR ME PLEASE E MAIL REGARDS JIM

Reply merrell70

06:21 AM on June 11, 2009

Hi all, sure hope you have gals here as well! I found a Matchless cycle appears to be a '58 350. I'm an english car guy and don't know the correct price to pay for it. Said to run and then stop. Local greese monkey not able to get it going, 12 years ago. Looks complete and in good shape. In basement and wants it out. Sounds like I would be doing the owner a favor. How much should I charge him to move it!!!!????!!! Sure !funny guy!.........I am working on getting it but need to know what it's potential might be. HELP......Merrell

Reply ronald

05:07 AM on June 04, 2009

I own 40 G3R, 58CS (chassis), 60 G80CS, 61 G80CS and a 64 18CS WORKS ISDT

I joint the group a year ago and it's still a wonderfull site!!

At the moment i drive with the G3R and the 18CS Works ISDT....

The oder bikes wil I restore in the coming years...

Reply rex webb(Santa)

03:38 AM on May 07, 2009

Wonderfull to see new folk joining our group.the thing is all seem to be in the over 40? age group.
Ride with Care and Live Long.

Reply Rudi

03:23 PM on March 21, 2009

Great website - bought a '59 G11CS in 1968 and a '67 G15CS in 1993 though, since moving to BC Canada, I have never seen another Matchless. Looking to buy a 600 Typhoon - anybody selling?

Reply John Bennett

11:45 AM on February 25, 2009

Own 1937 Gcs,1951 G80cs, 1951 18cs 1952 G80cs 1953 18cs, 1953 G80cs, 1954 G80cs, 1955 18cs (all 500cc)Some restored, some not.

John Bennett,shop AMC mechanic since 1951

Reply Ian Leitch

12:43 PM on January 12, 2009

Hi, I have a 1963 AJS 14csr baskt case. I need a seat - anyone help?

Reply don

12:24 PM on December 28, 2008

have a complete matchless g80cs
and complete g80 motor
want to sell

Reply Rudy

03:24 PM on December 02, 2008

Incredible what you can find here !!!!!
Keep it going,bless your soul !!

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