
LOT 595
c.1977 Bultaco 370cc Pursang Moto-Crosser Registration no. not registered Frame no. to be advised Engine no. HM2 2000241
Sold for £4,140 inc. premium
Lot 595
c.1977 Bultaco 370cc Pursang Moto-CrosserRegistration no. not registered Frame no. to be advised Engine no. HM2 2000241
The Spring Sale - The International Classic MotorCycle Show|23 April 2022, 10:00 BST|Stafford, Staffordshire County Showground
c.1977 Bultaco 370cc Pursang Moto-Crosser
Registration no. not registered
Frame no. to be advised
Engine no. HM2 2000241
Registration no. not registered
Frame no. to be advised
Engine no. HM2 2000241
One of motorcycling's many legends, Bultaco's foundation was occasioned by the resignation of Francisco Xavier Bulto from Montesa, a company he had co-founded with Pedro Permanyer in 1945. The Montesa board wanted to withdraw from racing; Bulto disagreed and left in 1958, taking most of the racing department with him to set up a new company: Bultaco. By the spring of 1959 the fledgling concern's first model was ready for production. Given the circumstances of Bultaco's birth, it should have surprised no one that the company began racing soon afterwards, successfully entering a team in the roadster class at the 1959 Spanish Grand Prix. Trials and moto-cross models followed in the mid-1960s, the first Pursang scrambler appearing at the start of the 1965 season. Early examples sold in the UK came with Rickman-built frames and four-speed gearboxes, but from 1967 the Pursangs were entirely Spanish-built and had a five-speed transmission.
This Pursang formerly belonged to a Mr Scott (now deceased) of Forfar, Angus, prior to which it had formed part of a private collection and been kept in its glass display case in the then owner's office. Unused for over 30 years, the machine will require re-commissioning and/or restoration to a greater or lesser extent following this period of inactivity. Sold strictly as viewed.
Offered without key
This Pursang formerly belonged to a Mr Scott (now deceased) of Forfar, Angus, prior to which it had formed part of a private collection and been kept in its glass display case in the then owner's office. Unused for over 30 years, the machine will require re-commissioning and/or restoration to a greater or lesser extent following this period of inactivity. Sold strictly as viewed.
Offered without key
Footnotes
All lots are sold 'as is/where is' and Bidders must satisfy themselves as to the provenance, condition, age, completeness and originality prior to bidding
Saleroom notices
There is some sundry information with this lot. The frame number has been re-stamped and it's not possible to discern the number.







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