250 petrol tank fixings

Information relating to the Matchless G2 or AJS Model 14 250cc Lightweight
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Ian5913
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250 petrol tank fixings

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I used to have a picture of one, I think it was a police bike. But I cannot find it for looking. I will keep looking but have almost run out of hidey holes for it. Ian
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250 petrol tank fixings

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this is the same tank, only the second one i've ever seen:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/matchless-ajs ... 20c5876eb4
cheers, bb.
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250 petrol tank fixings

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Chrome tank as well. Bit like buses you wait for one then two come along.

Hope yours is coming along okay

Ian
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Post by borrowashboy »

hi ian, after filling several dents and rubbing down and priming, i found another 7 tiny dents, which of course need filling etc. hopefully with a couple of coats of primer, this time i won't find any more.
cheers, bb.
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Post by T »

Hi bb , sorry for the late reply , the tank you have is the early 2.75 gallon type , used on the '59-60 models - and scramblers . The rear tank mount used an ordinary bolt / washers , not the 'T' fixing - that was introduced with the commoner '60 onwards 3.25 gal tank . this is why early frames are threaded ( there are three types of front bracket too )Edited by - T on 03 Jun 2012 09:57:03 AM
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