1933 Brough Superior 680 OHV 680cc

Lot Number: 341

1933 Brough Superior 680 OHV 680cc

Superbly restored, correct numbers and still on its original registration number, this is a great opportunity to acquire an important Brough Superior

 

  • NOT SOLD

LIVE AUCTION: This lot was auctioned on Friday 26th August, 2022 at 3.00pm BST at The Wing, Silverstone Circuit, NN12 8TN

  • Registration Number

    REG NUMBER
    JO 8068

SUMMARY

Superbly restored, correct numbers and still on its original registration number, this is a great opportunity to acquire an important Brough Superior

 

DESCRIPTION

  • Introduced in 1926 after two years of poor sales as a Brough Superior with a wider appeal
  • The JAP-engine, 680 OHV had similar looks to the SS100 but with 300cc less offered a significant weight saving with very similar performance
  • Sales in period were strong and 547 bikes were built over 11 years of production with only 127 believed to have survived complete
  • Built at the Haydn Road factory and came with a rigid frame, Castle forks, Amal carburettor, Lucas MSV 5od Magdyno, Lucas S40 headlight with ammeter and dipping beam, Lucas 6V Altette horn, Jaeger 120mph speedo, pilgrim oil pump and Lycette saddle
  • Factory records list a fuel tank top switch, separate oil control, small curved top pannier bags, Alum oil bath front chain cover, rear footrests and a Sturmey Archer 4-speed gearbox that it still retains today
  • Supplied new to Layton Garages in Oxford on 3rd May 1933
  • Known ownership back to 1944. Subsequent owners are listed on the RF60 
  • Partially restored in 2017 then passed to marque specialist Simon Miles for a full engine rebuild, full gearbox and transmission rebuild, new oil lines and the fitting of period-correct twin headlights
  • Will require 'running-in' as the work was completed recently
  • Copy of the factory 'works record card', old RF60, restoration receipts and associated paperwork
  • Correct numbers and still on its original registration number, this is a great opportunity to acquire an important Brough 

SPECIFICATION

Lot Number
341
Make
BROUGH SUPERIOR
Model
680 OHV
Registration Number
JO 8068
Frame Number
5/1197
MOT Expiry
Exempt
Engine Number
GTO/Z 29184/S

GALLERY

CONSIGNOR

Consignor

For further information regarding this lot please contact Mark.

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Motorcycles can be collected from The Wing, Silverstone Circuit, NN12 8TN on Friday 26th August after the auction finishes until 7pm.

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